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after a 100 mile trip when i put the truck in to reverse it seemed to clunk into place then the same when i put it into drive,any ideas what could be wrong.it drives fine its just when selecting those two gears.
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Originally posted by colin timney
Check the transmission fluid level first.
It should be the colour of red wine not brown and dark, and the level is checked with the engine running.
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i'll change that tomorrow,its a bit brown hope thats all it is,thank vinceOriginally posted by BUSHWHACKER
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Cheapskate You've been topping it up with NEWCASTLE BROWN again(\__/)
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i thought that's what its forOriginally posted by marky
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i've changed the fluid and still the same,any more ideas?????
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When in Drive! Does it do it when coming to a stop or when setting off?(\__/)
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not that i have noticed mark,i only noticed it today after coming back fromOriginally posted by marky
spiers house camp site,but i came back via sutton bank and had to drop it down into low as the brakes were a bit warm.
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Have you greased the propshaft lately?(\__/)
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no have you got to grease them as wellOriginally posted by marky
.i haven't for a while next job on my list:: ,but when i get under the truck and someone plays on with the gears you can
see movement from the box is this normal.
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Sounds like your prop shafts mate like Marky said. Mine does it after a while. It's usually the rear prop. Give the props a good greasing, especially the sliders. Then try it.Comment
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