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The rear output seal of the transfer case has been damaged by the rust on the slip yoke. Judging by the ground it didnt loose much fluid, which could mean the leak wasnt that bad or it was already very low on fluid.
Kinda hard to hear the sound in the videos, but there is a very loud hum sound when I let off the throttle. Only happens below 40 and above 5 mph.
If I shift into neutral when coasting, the sound is still there.
Normal sound?
https://youtu.be/78S6nY9G8-I
https://youtu.be/q0OdjZeFmRU
Won't be purchasing anything for at least another year... probably be all gone by then anyways. Site said 506 casting.
I had a 2006 Turbo GEP, 599 casting. Very nice engine.
Did a little looking around and looks like AM General has stopped production of the p400 in mid 2018. Looks like the last few optimizers are being sold for around 7k as long block or drop in. 6-5liter seems to have a good deal on a complete engine
I'm just trying to avoid gm blocks in general, shooting for optimizer. I was hoping to find a take out on eBay from a humvee.
Saw one in good condition on eBa for 3k. NA optimizer, shoulda bought it.
Yeah getting into this game too late. All the good stuff is sold off.
I suppose a regular used optimizer shouldn't be too bad. Certainly a step up from GMs 6.5
Eventually I want to swap in a GEP 6.5 NA, but I'm not looking to slap a turbo and turn up the fuel. I would like to get one of those drop in GEPs that humvees were using to replace the old 6.2. Keep it same power levels or near same as my current 6.2, but with a better block. Objective here is...
I called my insurance company, usaa, and they said they don't have any documentation they can give me on assessed value since apparently I gave them the valued price... which I didn't. Their system said a 1986 chevy D30 is worth 15000...
Well if they want a depreciated value, a dealership makes sense. At least in their eyes.
Could turn out in my favor considering my truck is full of rust... less tax perhaps.
They want to tax me $100 due to the gross vehicle weight...
I'm not sure if they ONLY want an assessed value from a dealership, but thats the example they gave me. If there is any official documentation that states a price then I would love to have it.
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