T-case issues
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Hhhhmmm.....
If you don't find anything obvious in there...... clean everything up good, replace the stuff you want to, and put it back together. see if the problem is gone. If not, maybe it's not really the t-case making the racket?? have you pull the cover off the front diff?
If you don't find anything obvious in there...... clean everything up good, replace the stuff you want to, and put it back together. see if the problem is gone. If not, maybe it's not really the t-case making the racket?? have you pull the cover off the front diff?
I'm heading down to Toronto this weekend and there's about 15 wrecking yards between here and there.. If I found a 241d what specs would I need? 1998 to match my truck or is there a range and only a 2500v8 right? Are there different splines or anything? What's a decent price?
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Diesel will be a 241hd. I think if it was an auto it would still have the same spline count?
Manuals have different spline counts.
Either way all that is needed to swap from wrong spline would be a input shaft. Apparently, i have not done it myself.
Try to find the 2500 v8s. Nobody cares about though lol. But it will be a LD and not a HD. Both are strong but the hd has lower gears i "think"
Manuals have different spline counts.
Either way all that is needed to swap from wrong spline would be a input shaft. Apparently, i have not done it myself.
Try to find the 2500 v8s. Nobody cares about though lol. But it will be a LD and not a HD. Both are strong but the hd has lower gears i "think"
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241 out of any 98 and up gas truck (but, not V-10) should work. There are 241D, and 241DHD, kinda random which trucks got which case. My truck has the DHD..... It's a slightly larger case, so, you *may* have some issues with driveshaft length, and the mount for the front d/s may be different at the t-case.... not sure on that.
That said, did you happen to verify your gear ratios while you were in your diffs? It almost sounds like you have two different ratios there...... that will most certainly cause some interesting issues.
That said, did you happen to verify your gear ratios while you were in your diffs? It almost sounds like you have two different ratios there...... that will most certainly cause some interesting issues.
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241 out of any 98 and up gas truck (but, not V-10) should work. There are 241D, and 241DHD, kinda random which trucks got which case. My truck has the DHD..... It's a slightly larger case, so, you *may* have some issues with driveshaft length, and the mount for the front d/s may be different at the t-case.... not sure on that.
That said, did you happen to verify your gear ratios while you were in your diffs? It almost sounds like you have two different ratios there...... that will most certainly cause some interesting issues.
That said, did you happen to verify your gear ratios while you were in your diffs? It almost sounds like you have two different ratios there...... that will most certainly cause some interesting issues.
EDIT: Just talked to a guy that rebuilds and sells dodge transfer cases and I called him about a 241. Anyways, he doesn't think it's my transfer case. He told me he's seen cases like mine where it's not the front diff, transfer case and its actually the driveshaft. Told me to check the sliding spline in the front shaft. He's seen them seize up. Nice of him I thought. Is that something I should consider? Never heard of it before.
Last edited by Thornloe Pride; 04-23-2014 at 09:29 PM.