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Old 08-12-2020, 07:44 PM   #26
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Re: If you have a little time and want to give me a hand

[QUOTE=GOPAPA;8783336]in why my car is making these ratting sounds ,, I am wanting to get it road worthy and sell it ..

I start up the car (1939 Chevy ) 235 cu in motor-- 5 speed T-5 tranny --1955 Bel Air rear end ,,and it sits there rattling with a sound like a throw out bearing going out..when I shift it rattles and after I shift it rattles .,while driving ,,,worse in lower gears than the high one like the 3RD and 4TH

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The Latest on my rattle problem with my ol car.. The Transmission that the son and I overhauled turned out ok and still got a rattle sound ,,now on the 25th I am taking the car back to the machanic and have him install a new clutch and preasure plate ,, I figure it is a broken clutch spring ,, as that would be the "Snap Sound " I heard when I test drove it some months ago.. and therefore making a rattling sound..

Not sure if I need a 11 inch clutch or a 10 inch ,,so will have to take the old one out to find out ..

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Old 08-12-2020, 08:59 PM   #27
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Larry I don't know what generation 5 sp you have but I remember the first S10 pickups 5 speed trannys rattled from factory. Brand new trucks rattled sitting in neutral. Took back to dealer several times and was told that series trans used ATF instead of gear oil and it was going to rattle like that and would hurt nothing. Apparently so as those trucks ran plenty of hard miles without failures. I have forgotten if this trans is one that you've been running in the car for some time or if it's one you have recently put in it. Hopefully a new clutch and pp will cure yours.
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Old 08-13-2020, 08:01 AM   #28
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Larry I don't know what generation 5 sp you have but I remember the first S10 pickups 5 speed trannys rattled from factory. Brand new trucks rattled sitting in neutral. Took back to dealer several times and was told that series trans used ATF instead of gear oil and it was going to rattle like that and would hurt nothing. Apparently so as those trucks ran plenty of hard miles without failures. I have forgotten if this trans is one that you've been running in the car for some time or if it's one you have recently put in it. Hopefully a new clutch and pp will cure yours.
I havn't looked up what generation 5 speed my tranny is ,,the reason I sought this one is that it is the last one of the manual speedometer ,,it is a 1987 S-10 truck transmision ,, I will add that it does not rattle in neutral,thx for info Boog
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Old 08-26-2020, 06:03 PM   #29
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I havn't looked up what generation 5 speed my tranny is ,,the reason I sought this one is that it is the last one of the manual speedometer ,,it is a 1987 S-10 truck transmision ,, I will add that it does not rattle in neutral,thx for info Boog
The clutch and preasure plate is fine and does not need replaced /the springs are ok... had a new drive shaft tube made as the one I had was to short and needed a couple inches more to fit properly .that wasnt it .. but it was to short

It drives like a brake is grabbing a wheel and making a shutter vibration
Next I will get rid of the E brake from the drive line and see it that is my problem

Letting the whole thing set a week or so . tired of it
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Old 08-26-2020, 09:37 PM   #30
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The clutch and preasure plate is fine and does not need replaced /the springs are ok... had a new drive shaft tube made as the one I had was to short and needed a couple inches more to fit properly .that wasnt it .. but it was to short

It drives like a brake is grabbing a wheel and making a shutter vibration
Next I will get rid of the E brake from the drive line and see it that is my problem

Letting the whole thing set a week or so . tired of it
Cant say I blame you. I hate problems like these. Sometimes the best thing to do is walk away 'til you're less fed up with it.

Hate to say it but it'll probably be something really simple. Like the #10 washer that fell into the points on the LS7 in my boat that kept me from starting it for a week. Or the missing O ring that was supposed to go between one of the main caps and the block on the 454 in the red truck. Had the oil pan off 3 times and sealed back up as many for the 22 cent piece that I left out.

Hopefully the answer comes to you soon. I know how frustrating these things are..
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Old 09-02-2020, 06:52 PM   #31
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Ok ,,this probably is getting boring to you all ,,so only if you ask then will I respond with any more info on my thumping noise when driving the 39...

I took this E-Brake off so it could not work thinking it was broke and some how tightening up on the drive line brake disc...grabbing and making the clunking

Started up the engine and ran it in all gears and it still went into that clunking ,,,so while under there I found that the drive line would move the pinion up and down enough to make me think either its a worn out pinion bearing and maybe a worn out pinion and ring gear ,,with maybe a broken gear tooth,, (remember me saying I heard a SNAP when test driving just after the install of the transmision ... this is a photo of the E-Brake and disc that is mounted on the drive shaft..

So thats were I am right now ""looking into what it takes to fix the Rear End

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Old 09-18-2020, 09:50 AM   #32
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[QUOTE=GOPAPA;8783336]in why my car is making these ratting sounds ,, I am wanting to get it road worthy and sell it ..

Well ,after the money I have spent getting brakes along with Led lighting and repairs ,,and getting it worthy to sell ,,I will have to wait a couple years probably to get above cost of what I have in it..

Well.. no one ask ,,but just in case one of you are curious ,,this is the results of the work done at the drive line and rear end shop... All New Ring and Pinion Gears ,Axle bearings ,and Bearing kit .... it now has a rebuilt T-5 transmission ,....new U-joints and drive line ,and now a rebuilt to new rear end..
I drove it for about 25 miles and it shifts great from gear to gear ,,it raps up with the dual exhaust split manifold pipes sound with the 6 banger just like it did in my old 52 Chevy did years and years ago.

I have a daughter that just loves going to car shows with the the 39 and my 71 Truck I had ,,so money isn't everything when one can have fun with your daughter going to a show this next spring and summer,,can ya ?

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I'm glad you figured it out...
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Old 09-18-2020, 11:13 AM   #34
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You know, if you enjoy the car and can afford to keep it the nobody can fault you for it. This is a hobby for most of us so making the $$ make sense shouldn't even come into question.

Glad you got it figured out and something for others to remember if they have a similar issue.
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Thanks for the update Larry. We've been wondering. It should be more pleasurable to drive now.
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Old 09-18-2020, 02:35 PM   #36
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I had called and talked to the old guy in Colorado who put the car together and he thought the rear end was in good shape when they put it in. So I did not think the rear end was the problem in the begining ,,the last thing was it. shoot!

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Glad you got it figured out and something for others to remember if they have a similar issue.
Right now we have a donor for the wifes shots for RA and that takes a lot of our plate as to me keeping the car.. I do want to enjoy it for awhilwe befoere selling it

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Thanks for the update Larry. We've been wondering. It should be more pleasurable to drive now.
thanks Boog , that does make me feel better
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Thanks for the update. I hate a murder mystery without a ending
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Thanks for the happy ending..
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Old 09-23-2020, 03:06 PM   #39
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Thats funny right there blazer... I do not know if shooing a car is murder or not ,,but the car was close to getting something from me... lol

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your're welcome,,, to a very happy ending ,,that problem is fixed.. now I am putting the car on the back burner while I rebuild my garage into a work place .. I have my 5 inch x 6 ft Glu-Lam table top for a bench and solid old wood blocks (8"x 8" post to sit on and so on and so on..nothing pretty just usable..
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