TYRODD
My ass. Look at it.
Had a nice birthday surprise today
A little background info...
Ive been having a strange problem every once in a while, my drivetrain will bind up severely and I am unable to move in D or R unless I rock it back and forth a little, or give it gas (dont like forcing it). This occurs when I am coming from a stop, or when I have been parked. Also, I have had a low pitch whine/grind at low speeds; coming from or to a stop. The noise and vibration seems to stop once I am in second gear.
When I left for work this morning, my truck would not roll out of the driveway...so after a little nudge on the gas it SNAPPED into reverse and seemed to be fine all the way to work. After work, I was on my way to school and I experienced a nasty driveline vibration/noise/grinding and babied it to a parking spot. Checked the propshaft and driveline visually, seemed fine. Decided I needed to get the ty home an babied it back as best I could. Apperantly I couldnt baby it enough and things really let go
. As I left the parking lot 1st through 2nd were EXTREMELY violent, shaky, and scary. When the tranny finally shifted to third (didnt seem to want to shift, like something was bound up REAL bad) everything was "smooth" and pretty much like normal. I had to come to a stop unfortunatly, and it did the 1st through 2nd thing again, except 3rd wasnt any different. My top speed was 35, but my RPMs were everywhere
. Made a turn to go up my street (dont live far from the college at all) and the truck would not move, no forward gears and reverse really wasnt there either. Parked it.
I have limited knowledge on Automatic transmissions so please bear with me.
In any gear or not (P, N, R, OD, D, 2, 1) and the engine running, something is turning and grinding, sounds like trying to shift gears without depressing the clutch in a manual, just a loud GRIND. Checked the T-Case and Tranny fluids, T-Case is a little dark (blood colored) and the tranny fluid looks and smells fine. My truck is bone stock and RARELY driven hard, in fact my last boost launch was in Nov (at a track)
. I'm sitting at about 81k on the odometer, and this is my DD
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IMO, this does not sound like a transmission problem, my tranny has shifted pretty damn perfect since Ive had it, and the TV is adjusted properly. Even on the way to work this morning it shifted great. The problem just seems too catastophic to be a tranny related, thats why I am pointing to the T-Case as the culprit.
Anyone had a problem like this? Ask me some questions if something is unclear. Any ideas are much appreciated!
Excuse me while I go pull my hair out.
A little background info...
Ive been having a strange problem every once in a while, my drivetrain will bind up severely and I am unable to move in D or R unless I rock it back and forth a little, or give it gas (dont like forcing it). This occurs when I am coming from a stop, or when I have been parked. Also, I have had a low pitch whine/grind at low speeds; coming from or to a stop. The noise and vibration seems to stop once I am in second gear.
When I left for work this morning, my truck would not roll out of the driveway...so after a little nudge on the gas it SNAPPED into reverse and seemed to be fine all the way to work. After work, I was on my way to school and I experienced a nasty driveline vibration/noise/grinding and babied it to a parking spot. Checked the propshaft and driveline visually, seemed fine. Decided I needed to get the ty home an babied it back as best I could. Apperantly I couldnt baby it enough and things really let go
I have limited knowledge on Automatic transmissions so please bear with me.
In any gear or not (P, N, R, OD, D, 2, 1) and the engine running, something is turning and grinding, sounds like trying to shift gears without depressing the clutch in a manual, just a loud GRIND. Checked the T-Case and Tranny fluids, T-Case is a little dark (blood colored) and the tranny fluid looks and smells fine. My truck is bone stock and RARELY driven hard, in fact my last boost launch was in Nov (at a track)
IMO, this does not sound like a transmission problem, my tranny has shifted pretty damn perfect since Ive had it, and the TV is adjusted properly. Even on the way to work this morning it shifted great. The problem just seems too catastophic to be a tranny related, thats why I am pointing to the T-Case as the culprit.
Anyone had a problem like this? Ask me some questions if something is unclear. Any ideas are much appreciated!
Excuse me while I go pull my hair out.
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