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 Post subject: 3rd and 4th gear
PostPosted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 8:48 pm 
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I just upgraded my tranny to a used 6 rib and I am having two issues.

My first issue is shifting into 3rd gear. When I shift into 3rd, it always grinds and I have to go way over and up to get it into 3rd. It almost feels like I have to hook 3rd gear. I am thinking this might be corrected by adjusting my shifter.

My second issue is the noise coming from the transmission when I am in 3rd or 4th gear. The tranny has a terrible whinnying when under load in 3rd or 4th. When coasting, there is no noise. Any Ideas?

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 Post subject: Re: 3rd and 4th gear
PostPosted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 2:59 am 
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I'd tear it down and have a look, before it is totaled.
3rd most likely syncronizer or broke 3-4 hub.
With the whinning it all could be caused by a bad bearing or bearings.
If you shift pattern is real wide you probably have a worn out hockey stick shift ball.
Whinning=tear it down.

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 Post subject: Re: 3rd and 4th gear
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That is what I figured... If I do a rebuild, what gearing would you recommend. My tires are around 33 inches and I have a 2276.

I was thinking of running a 4.86 with the following ratio..
1st - 3.78
2nd - 2.06
3rd - 1.26
4th - .88

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 Post subject: Re: 3rd and 4th gear
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Those are essentially stock ratios and are what I am running in my car with 4.83 R&P and 33" tires . I find that 1st winds out to quickly and second tends to lug unless on the Rs. I would opt for a 2.46 on second. You can buy a 3.75 or a 3.44 for 1st thru Weddle.


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That is what I figured... If I do a rebuild, what gearing would you recommend. My tires are around 33 inches and I have a 2276.

I was thinking of running a 4.86 with the following ratio..
1st - 3.78
2nd - 2.06
3rd - 1.26
4th - .88

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 Post subject: Re: 3rd and 4th gear
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it all what u wann do,,i run 35s and i like to crawl,,,i run a 4:11 1st with a 2:46 2nd,u can run stock 3rd and 4th,,u need to stay with the 4:56 gear its very strong,,,jus change 1st and 2nd to help whatever u want it to do


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 Post subject: Re: 3rd and 4th gear
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After talking to the Transmission expert (Aka. Chuck Jones).. I have decided to replace the mainshaft bearing and see if that solves my immediate problem before rebuilding the entire tranny. I just ordered a new mainshaft bearing, nose cone bearing and a new hockey stick.

It looks like I will be keeping stock gears for awhile.

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Get a steel shift ball for the hockey stick too.

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 Post subject: Re: 3rd and 4th gear
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Maddog wrote:
Get a steel shift ball for the hockey stick too.


Thanks, I just added it to my order

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