K5Dan
1/2 ton status
when I let off the gas I here grinding when I push gas no grinding sounds like transfer case or tranny Help!!!!!!!
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grinding noise from tranfer case or tranny
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K5Dan
1/2 ton status
havent got to play with it much i guess it could be drive shaft anyone help
reddog64
1/2 ton status
at all speeds or only low speeds?
What xfer case do you have?
208.... hmmmm
What xfer case do you have?
208.... hmmmm
4x4Freak
1/2 ton status
Dan: Check your t-case shifter linkage adjustment and/or t-case mounts. The 208 shifter mounts to the floor. When under load the t-case will raise up slightly, especially if the mounts are worn out. If this is happening and the shifter is out of adjustment it may be pulling on the lever on the t-case and trying to go into 4wd when it comes back down under decceleration.
Hank: Has your 203 been converted from part-time? If not, it might be that the chain is loose and slipping when you let off the gas.
Of course there could also be some other problem with either truck such as a worn differential or gears transmitting noise through the driveshaft. Or it could also be worn ujoint(s) making noise.
Hank: Has your 203 been converted from part-time? If not, it might be that the chain is loose and slipping when you let off the gas.
Of course there could also be some other problem with either truck such as a worn differential or gears transmitting noise through the driveshaft. Or it could also be worn ujoint(s) making noise.
K5Dan
1/2 ton status
thanks I will check all the above /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
scoobydoo2684
Newbie
I get a grinding noise as well except it happens when i shift into reverse. after about 5 seconds it stops. it will also do it at random times while driving. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
mudddog91
1/2 ton status
I had the exact same problem with my truck.I thought it was the tranny(4 speed) so I tore it out ans replaced it with an auto and a new transfer.Low and behold I finished up the install and the noise was still there!The pinion bearings were shot.The noise transfers up the drive line really well and its hard to tell where it was coming from.Just be sure to check your rear end before tearing into anything.Very expensive oops,but I learned alot......
