Tranny or transfer case grinding sound??
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Tranny or transfer case grinding sound??
A few weeks ago I went fishing after a lot of rain and I had to go through a puddle. That ended up being a miniature pond. I have Mud Dawg's, so I put it in 4x4 L and tranny in 1 gear and had to go back and forth a few times, but eventually got out. Every since then I've had this grinding sound from underneath. I'm figuring it's the tranny or transfer case. I really need help with this!! I don't want it to turn into big money repair!! Just a dumb question, but is there anywhere or way possible that the muddy water and dirt could have gotten into either of them??
Thank you for ANY info!!
Thank you for ANY info!!
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Ok took the belt off and the sound went away. So what does that mean?? Belt bad?? Needs cleaned?? Thanks for any help!!
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Well it hasn't over heated, the battery hasn't died, power steering works fine. So that leaves the crank, cam,.........I'm sure I'm missing something else. Those are surely not great choices to go bad at this moment either!! How exactly can they be going bad?? Sorry for all the questions, I know just enough stuff to do maintenance on it myself.
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[Your question after going through small pond]
A few weeks ago I went fishing after a lot of rain and I had to go through a puddle. That ended up being a miniature pond. I have Mud Dawg's, so I put it in 4x4 L and tranny in 1 gear and had to go back and forth a few times, but eventually got out. Every since then I've had this grinding sound from underneath. I'm figuring it's the tranny or transfer case. I really need help with this!! I don't want it to turn into big money repair!! Just a dumb question, but is there anywhere or way possible that the muddy water and dirt could have gotten into either of them??
Thank you for ANY info!!
Thank you for ANY info!!