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1935 Speedo issue/output gear
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Howie1935 |
09-22-2024 @ 10:39 AM
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Nope, other things have come up. Brakes are bad. The brakes have been updated to juice system. I found a few leaks and repaired. Replaced bad wheel cylinder and some lines. Also replaced front shoes. Now brakes go from nothing to dragging hard when I do slightest adjustment. Sort of at a dead end.
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v8teditor |
09-17-2024 @ 6:14 AM
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Did you get it fixeed?
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Howie1935 |
09-12-2024 @ 6:07 AM
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Thanks, starting on this today. May not get through it all.
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juergen |
09-11-2024 @ 4:45 PM
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Put the rear end on jack stands. Take the trans cover off to get at the turtle. Start the car and put it in gear. You should be able to see it turn with the cable disconnected. From your description to date, I doubt if the turns. You can take it off and see if the gear on the driveshaft turns or examine the turtle and see why it doesn't The turtle should have a number on it (like 19 which corresponds to the gears in the turtle) or a gear ratio (like 3.79 which corresponds to the matching rear end ratio) If you need a new turtle start with a similar one.
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Howie1935 |
09-11-2024 @ 10:11 AM
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Thanks ragman, I'll start this when I get a moment. I appreciate all the information.
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37RAGTOPMAN |
09-10-2024 @ 11:54 AM
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you could put into gear with out the motor running and turn the motor over by hand, a hand crank, do a 1/8 1/4 at a time and inspect the driver gear, the driven gear is the housing that you took off, see it any of the gears has damage, use a good light and a mirror, if it is the driver gear it is a big job, will have to remove the rear end, to get at that gear,, let us know how you made out, HOPE this helps, 37RAGTOPMAN, Maine
This message was edited by 37RAGTOPMAN on 9-11-24 @ 1:17 PM
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Howie1935 |
09-10-2024 @ 5:48 AM
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To understand. 1. See if I can manually rotate gear once cable off. It should NOT rotate. 2. If it does rotate, remove two bolts to turtle and carefully remove without damaging gasket between turtle and housing of trans. 3. Remove gear and inspect or replace. Am I on the right path?
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Howie1935 |
09-10-2024 @ 5:44 AM
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Thanks. The driveshaft has a torque tube surrounding it, I can't rotate by hand. I was hoping you'd say I could rotate the wheel, raised on a jack and see the gear rotate. I'd need a 2nd person to do that. I'm reluctant to start and run in gear on a stand by myself and crawl under car to inspect. Any other thoughts?
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Howie1935 |
09-10-2024 @ 5:41 AM
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Thanks for response. Cable is intact, when I put a drill motor on trans end and rotate slowly, speedo works fine. It seems well lubed. I want to know a safe way to see if trans speedo gear is rotating when driveshaft is rotating.
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40 Coupe |
09-10-2024 @ 5:24 AM
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Just the two small bolts hold the speedometer turtle to the drive shaft you can remove it without any fuss. There is a gasket try not to rip it.
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