Yes that's normal. It makes a hell of a racket if there no load on it, like when you run the gearbox without the prop shafts attached. Quite scary.
.W.
Hi guys,
I am putting a Series 2 SWB back together (purist may forgive me, I am on a budget)...the gearbox is a series 3, the transfer case from a 2a, the kind with 1x helical / 1x spur gear.
For me all of this is learning by doing so please excuse my ignorance.
I understand that the spur gear is engaging LO 4x4 by pushing the spur gear backwards and forwards on the shaft.
It appears that the spur gear has a bit of play as if the shaft was too thin or the hole in the gear was too big (hope that makes sense...picture a sightly wobbly wheel). I am guessing it should have some play as it is being pushed along the shaft or shouldn't there be any? Unfortunately, I have never heard it run so I can't say what it sounds like.
Both are out at the moment, gearbox and transfer case, that is, so this would be a good time to attack it...if it needs attacking...budget, remember?
Thanks,
Thomas
Yes that's normal. It makes a hell of a racket if there no load on it, like when you run the gearbox without the prop shafts attached. Quite scary.
.W.
Awesome, thanks.
Now I just need to figure out why it seems to be stuck in 4wd...aaargh
I can switch between hi and lo but somehow 4wd won't disengage.
Hi W,
who would have thought that parking a 60 y/o LR in the rain forest for a decade or so IN 4WD would have seized the selector shaft? Must be an engineering flaw or something.
Just took off the cover, a little tap with the rubber hammer, wire brush and WD40 and we are back in business.
Thanks again for your help,
Cheers,
Thomas
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