Tcase bearing (Transfer of post)

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Re: Tcase bearing (Transfer of post) [Re: mt_goat] #809457 05/04/07 02:25 AM

Joined: Jan 2005

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Placerville, CA

tog2

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Well, there is a little play not even a 1/16 of an inch if that hard to say.
My only other thought is that when I put on the OME coils I didn't drop the panhard a couple of inches (Only a 2 in max lift to correct the sag.) So the axle is kicked out to the left a about 3/4 of an inch.
No chunks in tcase fluid fluid looks good. Hate to think its the tranny.Its been going on for a while but no change in noise level really. Friggen Bi-zar~!

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Tcase bearing (Transfer of post)	tog2	05/03/07 04:00 AM
Re: Tcase bearing (Transfer of post)	ErikB	05/03/07 03:18 PM
Re: Tcase bearing (Transfer of post)	mt_goat	05/03/07 08:34 PM
Re: Tcase bearing (Transfer of post)	JackKnife	05/03/07 11:03 PM
Re: Tcase bearing (Transfer of post)	tog2	05/04/07 02:25 AM
Re: Tcase bearing (Transfer of post)	ErikB	05/04/07 07:36 PM

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