| BorzoiBob | -- 04-16-2022 @ 1:50 AM |
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Help please guys . 1947 Mercury station wagon ( all standard ) I had a bad noise at constant speed when travelling , worse the faster you go . Stripped the gearbox and found a bad rear bearing on the mainshaft . Rebuit the box and clutch . All back together and the noise is still there . Not quite as bad and the box is much quieter and smoother . Any help or info greatly appreciated . It has a closed or torque tube shaft .
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| carcrazy | -- 04-16-2022 @ 10:16 AM |
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Are you sure the noise is coming from the transmission? It could be caused by something else in the drivetrain like the U-Joint or the rear axle. Even the cable for the speedometer could be the cause. This message was edited by carcrazy on 4-16-22 @ 10:17 AM
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| 37RAGTOPMAN | -- 04-21-2022 @ 5:44 AM |
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BorzoiBob IS the noise their with the engine running just standing still ? or only when the car is moving ? more info is needed to Diagnose the problem, when you fixed the trans did you use original gears or repros ? what kind of noise do you hear,? let us know, 37Ragtopman.Maine This message was edited by 37RAGTOPMAN on 4-21-22 @ 5:45 AM
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| sarahcecelia | -- 04-22-2022 @ 4:19 PM |
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It might be the Ring and Pinion, or a rear axle bearing.
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