Somethings wrong...

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pipeous said:
I have had the layshaft setscrews come loose on my semi so until I just replaced my gears, I had worse noises hehe.

I still think the gerbil is getting pissed though. try sharing your beer next time
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I think it would have to be one hell of a gerbil to yank my truck around like it does! :lol:

Super654 said:
I think i was right too Trip.........:)
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Yup you were... Thanks!
Bigger the Better said:
If the small gear shows any rounding at all flip it over so it runs on the other side of the gear. You will be good to go.
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I don't see any signs of damage, but I think it is getting to be that time to change the rear gears. They are starting to develop points (getting sharp) So, I know what's going to start happening...

I guess it's about time for that LSD I have been wanting. :D
 
Do you need to remove the whole engine in order to access the layshaft+gear?

Trip said:
I think it would have to be one hell of a gerbil to yank my truck around like it does! :lol:


Yup you were... Thanks!

I don't see any signs of damage, but I think it is getting to be that time to change the rear gears. They are starting to develop points (getting sharp) So, I know what's going to start happening...

I guess it's about time for that LSD I have been wanting. :D
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