gear lash noise. Again.is it normal- or all Quiet

[bsa_bob]

Originally Posted by glassk

I would drain some fluid , maybe raise the front wheel that is opposite the plug, plug on drivers side raise passenger wheel so the metal if any can be caught in a filter .

Just an idea.

also see if it changes sound with new fluid,.?

i changed my rear gear oil awhile .back 3 mons; ago As far As shavings .You may have a idea there.Can't remember........ getting ready to go out today with her. I think i will print out this gear shavings thing, But you would have to have heck of a bunch of shavings come out..... to tell you the gears were bad, in other words,. lots of shavings vs hardly any.coming from drain hole good-- thought though. bob s

[glassk]

My thinking too, if real clear , since it has been changed would be good, if noticeable shavings would need some action right away,.?

[bsa_bob]

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Originally Posted by glassk

My thinking too, if real clear , since it has been changed would be good, if noticeable shavings would need some action right away,.?

[bsa_bob]

Originally Posted by bsa_bob

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DO THESE cc get gear lash eventually ,is it a common problem

[mrgolf]

Not on mine. Both my 1999 and 2003 are nice and quite.

[bsa_bob]

Originally Posted by mrgolf

Not on mine. Both my 1999 and 2003 are nice and quite.

you get no gear mesh click at all? either way fr or reverse . Can't believe that .

[mrgolf]

None that I can hear in normal operation.

Maybe if I jacked it up and turned the wheel back and forward I might hear something in the axle changing direction, but I've not tried that.

[bsa_bob]

Mr golf if you will/ please try that slowly and listen to an easily heard, gear changing directions for---to.. reverse.a slightly harder push..... back and forth thanks =mr golf bob s

[mrgolf]

I will give it a try this afternoon, I'll post tonight sometime.

[bsa_bob]

Originally Posted by mrgolf

I will give it a try this afternoon, I'll post tonight sometime.

thanks Mrgolf this is much appreciated bob s