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us111 12-28-2005 08:15 PM

great day!!!!
 
hi all,,well it's one of those good day,bad day thing's..got my 76 k-10 stepper out of garage for the FIRST time in 2 years,lotta motor work etc..make a long story short went about 30 miles and it sounded like someone thru a metal sledge hammer in a wood chipper is the only way to describe it.thought motor came apart but didn't..got it to side of interstate and she won't move so it's either tranny or transfer case.question i got is there an easier way to figure out which it is beside's the obvious tearing them out??? it's got the TH350 tranny with the part time 203 transfer case..everything had new oil and fluid it them,,ran the transfer case in gear for awhile to oil it,,,never even got a chance to see what it would do!!! lol..thanks for any help...:no: :confused: :bling2:

71swb4x4 12-28-2005 09:35 PM

Re: great day!!!!
 
I assume there is a reason you think it's not the rear end, but if not I would start there. I would pull the rear cover and check it out, it's easy to do.
I am not familiar with the 203 but if you can drain the oil I would do that, and look for any metal. If you see some metal you have a good idea that your problem is there.
The tranny would be my last guess, but you never know.

qksilver 12-28-2005 09:57 PM

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I had the same problem about ten years ago. The rear was fine but the trans was wasted. I didn't put the engine in a buddy did and he didn't seat the convertor properly. It tore up the front pump. I agree, pull the rear cover, pull the transfer drain plug and then pull the trans pan. See what falls or drains out and go from there.
Steve

doc70sub 12-28-2005 10:02 PM

Re: great day!!!!
 
The 203 is a full-time case, unless it has been modded to part-time.....

Dumb question, did the t'case shifter get bumped by chance?

us111 12-29-2005 12:20 AM

Re: great day!!!!
 
thanks for the reply's..

71sw,,never thought maybe rearend,was just crusing along and the sound and feel kinda all come from the gas pedal area,which at first made me think motor...

doc,,,i tried all 4 wheel drive gear's etc,,,there is nothing,,not even reverse,,
and it is a 203 converted to part time,,manual locking hub's..


makes sense though to drain each pan,see what come's out,,right now i wasn't even thinking enough to do that...lol:crazy:

special-K 12-29-2005 09:11 AM

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If fluid inspection doesn`t show anything definate,I`d check into the torque converter.Does it just sit and rev or is it bound up?

us111 12-29-2005 11:52 AM

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special-k,,,it just sit's rev's,,when you run the shifter up and down it feel's like the linkage isn't even connected although it is...thanks

special-K 12-29-2005 02:31 PM

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You`re talking about the shifter for the trans?Sounds like cog dropped out.The clunking and grinding was probably the sound of it falling to the bottom.

us111 01-02-2006 09:05 PM

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pulled the transmission pan and she's full of ground up meatal,,guess that's my answer,lol..so out it come's,,,any thing in paticular i should know about pulling the 203 transfer case,,new seal's while it's out,etc.etc,,thanks for all the help..

784X4GUY 01-03-2006 01:50 AM

Re: great day!!!!
 
Good luck with getting it all back together, hope everything works out....Mike

special-K 01-03-2006 09:34 AM

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US111,It`s pretty straight forward.Seperate thet-case from the trans in the truck for easy handling.Replace what seals you can get at on both ends.The seal in the slipyoke area for sure.

us111 01-03-2006 12:58 PM

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ok,thanks for the info..


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