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Re: Rear output shaft flange on the T case
« on: Jul 16, 2017, 07:12:11 PM »
your tranny should still be spinning with the clutch pushed in. maybe start on a hill with the case in neutral?

is it a 1p/c driveshaft or is there a carrier bearing in the center? I know with mine it could almost get the tires off the ground...dropped the driveshaft, had it balanced,  installed it with everything facing correctly, and now I have a minor hum around 40, which I think is tires.

maybe drive around in low range, if it starts at a low speed it's your tranny. if it starts at the same speed, it's your driveshaft.
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