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#657702 06/27/2010 10:55 AM
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Looking for a little advice. I picked up an old Saginaw 4 speed because my original one broke a tooth on the main cluster gear the first day I put the truck on the road. yea bummer. anyhow this 2nd trans went in real easy and shifts beautifully but makes a LOT of whining noise in 1st , 2nd, and 3rd. It's quiet in 4th. The noise stops when you push in the cluthch. The throwout bearing is OK. Any ideas on what causes this?

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The front input shaft bearing is probably rough. Pull the trans & remove the retainer. Shine a light in the bearing & slowly turn the shaft. Look for any scoring or pitting on the inner & outer races & the balls. The bearing can be replaced without tearing down the trans.


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It's also possible the needle bearings on the cluster gear are bad. In 4th. gear, there's little to no load on the cluster gear, and the niose of a bad bearing is minimized. Time for a rebuild, before you chew up another bunch of expensive gears. A bearing and seal kit isn't that costly.
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thanks for the advice I'll tear into it a little next week. Between the 2 transmissions I should be able salvage enough good parts for one.


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