Originally Posted by Arey558
(Post 694456)
Yeah it feels kinda sluggish when I'm in first gear
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Originally Posted by rich
(Post 694523)
On the TC shift rod, put the case in 2HI and loosen the trunion nut that holds the rod in position. Then, put the shift handle in the 2WD position and tighten the trunion nut back down.Try that to check your adjustment.
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just throwin it out here but pop ur valve cover and make sure everything out there is fine
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afterm uch driving, i realize its coming from front passenger side when i accelerate hard from a stop or floor it
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Ask a shop to take a short drive with it and see what they say. They won't charge you unless they say before they do it.
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motor/tranny mounts???
Hey bro, I had a very similar situation in a vehicle I used to have, and I know it sounds remedial, but have you checked your tranny mount and motor mounts? The resenation of that sound, along with the fact that it only happens under great torque load of your engine leads me to believe you possibly ripped a mount somewhere and some drive-train component is actually making contact with your chassis or undercarriage... Just a thought. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by endo006
(Post 792315)
Hey bro, I had a very similar situation in a vehicle I used to have, and I know it sounds remedial, but have you checked your tranny mount and motor mounts? The resenation of that sound, along with the fact that it only happens under great torque load of your engine leads me to believe you possibly ripped a mount somewhere and some drive-train component is actually making contact with your chassis or undercarriage... Just a thought. Good luck!
John I had a similar experience with my YJ, & it turned out a rock had lodged itself between the tranny & skidplate/crossmember. (drove me nuts for a week) Take a close look at everything that could make a noise if it was bent & could be touching something it normally wouldn't, when the engine/ trans/T-case is torqued over the direction it would be under acceleration. This would be clockwise as viewed from the rear of the vehicle. |
Hmm i may look around at that, another thing is that about a month ago a buddy and i took for a hell drive and kept on shifting my transfer case. The noise actually seemed to go away some, it happens about half as much as it did before we did that and the noise is no longer as bad when it does happen. So idk if that means anything either
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