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Old 01-29-2022, 07:52 AM
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Default Transmission gearbox
I've always thought "if I take it apart, I can put it back together".
Will that mentality get me in trouble tearing into my gear boxes? One gearbox has a horrible whine while in gear and the other, just lost both 1st and reverse.
Are there tolerances that need to be checked, delicate measurements of bearings, crush measurements, etc? Are tearing into these pretty straightforward? I'm referring to 1200 gearboxes. Both external and internal brakes.
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Sorry, FSM?
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Ok, thank you.

I will be getting personal with my transmission, shift fork and a broken tooth.
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Found this on youtube, maybe it'll give you a bit better idea of what to expect.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbLj2NFNvD8&t=509s
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