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Posted by Larry on September 02, 2003 at 20:07:09 from (69.21.105.190):
In Reply to: M gears posted by Jon on September 02, 2003 at 18:57:58:
Usually there is a ticking sound when you drive it. For instance there was a loud ticking sound in the Farmall M I just parted out. But it was in all 5 gears plus reverse. 99% sure it was the input shaft on the transmission. If 1st has teeth missing or messed up, you should be able to hear it in first gear only. Also, I am not an expert on everything, But if the reverse gear use first gear, you should hear it there also. My dad and I have changed gears in an M before. Pretty simple if you knwo what your doing. I have a transmission that I am parting out that the gears are good in. If you need some let me know. Also, If you do not do heavy work, and all you hear is a light tick, drive it that way.
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