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Topic: Place to go wheeling/camping over memorial day?
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cummins
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Basically just wear and tear from heaving towing. They are very strong transmission probably one of the strongest without going to a commercial grade. Is your truck a diesel? Diesels are hard on transmissions. Has your truck seen a lot of towing?
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DLo
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Originally posted by cummins:
Basically just wear and tear from heaving towing. They are very strong transmission probably one of the strongest without going to a commercial grade. Is your truck a diesel? Diesels are hard on transmissions. Has your truck seen a lot of towing?
No idea bout towing. It probably got the snot beaten out of it. It was rebuilt once upon a time. Which brings me to something else, I had some pretty bad clutch chatter. Think that had something to do with it?
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94 GT
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Maybe if it was input shaft related. If it put undue stress and shock load on the shaft then yes that will contribute to it.
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94 GT
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