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Old 03-16-2016, 10:49 PM
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Gonna tear it up and see for myself.....that passenger side upper nut is a BITCH...tear down is tomorrow. I'll let the forum know....
 
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Gonna tear it up and see for myself.....that passenger side upper nut is a BITCH...tear down is tomorrow. I'll let the forum know....
I assume this is WAYYYYY too slack. Everything else looks and feels good.
 
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Sorry, pictures
 
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Holy crap.

Is there any evidence on the upper gear of the chain slipping on it? (wouldn't surprise me.)

Was the snap ring in place?
 
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Whoa!!!
 
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Snap rings were all in place...there are marks on the gears that suggest the chain slipped.... Luckily nothing is broken teeth wise
 
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I am going to bet mine looks just as bad.
 
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Wow!!! Is there anything left of the case where the chain was rubbing it?
 
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surprisingly the case just has some scratches. after resurrecting the truck I only drove it in 4WD a total of maybe 10 feet due to the bad noise. the part I dont get: the chain is only active in 4L/H right? the truck has been sitting a couple of years, before that I cant even remember how long it had been since I used 4WD, so I don't know why it is so stretched. I do remember many years ago using 4WD several times on pavement (I know thats a no no) and being amused at the wheel hop when I turned...maybe that did it?
 
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It probably didn't help.... And who knows what happened to the truck before you got it. Ya never know what previous owners have done......
 


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