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Or in the yard, So I was going to take a spin around the neighborhood in my bobbed deuce so I could see if I would be able to make it to my girlfriends dads shop so I can do a tranny swap, mine had been making noise for the past couple of months, and I changed the fluid before and it quieted down a little bit, but after I bobbed it and drove it home it started making more noise, a little chirping then grinding then it sounded like a monkey in my gearbox with a big hammer. So I went to drive it around the other day and it would not move, it just made a loud banging noise so I quickly pushed in the clutch and shut it down. I got a new (used) tranny from matt up in live oak a couple of days ago, so yesterday when I got home from work (after I took a couple hour nap due to the local idiots playing with knives all night long) I decided that I was going to drop the old tranny. so I took the floor panels out and started to disconnect all the linkages to take out the tranny, after that was done I removed the bolts holding the tranny in and then using some rope I lowered the tranny down, before it got all the way down on the pallet I heard some stuff falling out, I was thinking oh great what else is broken, so when it was all the way lowered I got out of the truck and went under to take a look and I was amazed what I found, it looks like the monkey that was inside did his best to try and get out, there was a nice about 3 inch long hole in the casing where the input shaft comes out of the transmission. I opened up the case and some of the teeth look beat up too. Also I noticed some rust on the gears like there had been some water in the case at one point in time. So now I’m off to finish replacing the tranny... Here are some pictures...
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