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Join Date: Jul 2015
Location: Allen, Texas
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1985 Truck, Transmission rear end question
New to the board, have been looking around some trying to find a starting point for my problem we will call it. Long story short. I am getting back my 1985 Chevy that I bought when I graduated high school from my parents. After I moved out I needed a more economical car commuting the distance for work after high school. My step-dad and brother have been "tinkering" with the truck some. Well, my step dad had some transmission work done by someone that they thought was good at this work. I have not gone to pick up the truck yet (will be putting it on a trailer for the travel back to my house) but the best description I can get about the issue is:
"When you accelerate the truck will only go about 55mph, its either a transmission or rear end gearing thing". I know now much to go on, and this is not my expertise so I will probably have a local shop look at this. Before I do however I would at least like some input so I can at least have a little knowledge on what I should be looking for listening for from whomever does the work, if it goes to someone else. Thanks for any input.
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![]() Join Date: May 2015
Location: Alabama
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Re: 1985 Truck, Transmission rear end question
Unless someone changed the rear gears to some very low gears mark that off the list,, if it sounds like its turning 12000 rpm at 55 it may be a trans issue..could just be a tuning issue especially if its been sitting. A good shop can narrow down your problem pretty quickly.
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