Last night I put a new tranny in my car b/c the last one made a terrible grinding sound while it was in neutral. (no its not the TO bearing either) Now that I have the new one in, I think I will take the old one apart and check it out. Do you guys have any idea what could be making a terrible grinding sound when not even in gear? Its also pretty hard to turn the damn thing. If I cant figure it out, I'm sure someone will at least need the bellhousing. I may take a sledge hammer to the other half just for being a PITA and causing me trouble. Ideas?
#3730, "RE: Disassembling the tranny" In response to Reply # 0
Originally posted by wickedtalon ...I'm sure someone will at least need the bellhousing....
I might be interested in your bellhousing, I picked up an '02 neon tranny, but the bellhousing is cracked pretty badly and is unusable. what would you want for it?
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#3733, "RE: Disassembling the tranny" In response to Reply # 3
Probably the output shaft roller bearing coming apart, or a needle bearing under a speed gear failing.
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