Megalos wrote:
Just got a call from the transmission place saying that I might need a new case in the rear (mentioned that it was a Chrysler recommendation...whatever that means). They hadn't actually looked inside but had listened to it on the road and while up on a lift. I asked them to look inside and see if they could identify any issues that may have come from the diff fluid change and pinion seal replacement that another mechanic had done last week.
THIS SUCKS. I'm not even sure what this could cost but I'm guessing up to two grand. I can think of several other things I'd rather do with two grand right now!
I did some quick googling of a Chrysler rear end and found prices of anywhere from $1000 to $1700. The problem is, I don't know about the specifics involved in pricing one. Is it just a case that I might need, everything including axles? This is way beyond me.
Any and all advice, info, sympathy and/or donations would be appreciated.
So ya got your diff fluid changed along with a pinion seal then you all of a sudden have a rear end noise? Did he replace the crush sleeve,did he give it the correct rotation torque, did his possible incorrect installation cause this noise/damage?
Changing out a complete rear end would be gravy if ya can find a complete replacement, something I would glady drive on down and give ya hand with. I do not have the tools any longer to do a propper gear replacement but I have done several gear jobs the old redneck way and as far as I know their still running strong.
tommudd wrote:
Ah Buggin' I do have a 4 X 8 sitting down home that was a enclosed but I tore the roof off of, wouldn't be too hard to make it a flat bed. Been sitting for 10 years or so
It's nice and low to load onto as well unlike mine
I can take mine down next time and haul it back up here for you!
Price is rather cheap, well sort of

I know I know, ya have been teasing me with this option for years
That is going to look killer awesome on your bumper!
Your new pet is right about the size I would as a kid jab onto a stick and cook over a camp fire untill ya hear a pop then ya know their done for good eatin
