crawlinotch

ask any decent mechanic and they will say that gears are extremely tricky to set up correctly. you mess up either way and you will have problems, they have to be perfect. and if they are new gears, you probably shouldnt have been romping on your car, they need at least 200 miles break in, and then change the fluid check/reset if necessary.

i work in a body shop and i never weld or even cut with a battery hooked up

tyybo

i really like how they warned me of that. and no the body shop didnt do the rear end work, he has a guy come in from another shop intown that does that. just lately i have been not impressed at all with the shops work.

timtimmehh

i work in a shop. i installed a set of gears uh matter of fact yesterdee. i just took the whole rearend off. Took out my welder and hammer and just welded and hammered them sumbitchs right in. Works like a charm

tyybo

hah, maybe i should have you come up to North Dakota and teach that damn mechanic how to put in gears right..

Guest

haha nice touch. I like that.

roundman

Don't you just hate it when a bad apples give all the rest of the good mechanics like yourself a black eye! Liked the part about welding them "sumbitches" right in. LOL

Acer2428

Jackei Gleason is a mechanic??? Hahaha [sm=smiley2.gif]

Casper98GT

Yeah rear ends are touchy. Thank god they dont take too long though, thats the good part. And if you have done a few they get easier. Im just not sure what you meant when you said you pushed in the clutch and youre rear end stopped making noise?

92BOOSTED

Are you sure it's the rear end?
If you push the clutch in and the sound goes away,sounds like the throw out bearing to me.Anyone?


Rye

Vert_Lover

North Dakota? Say it ain't so! Where bouts? I don't envy you spending 6 months on snow