thanks for the replies Ken and Freddie . tried what you both said i can turn the yoke with no problem no binding or ruffness that i can feel . i did take off the tires and brake drums cannot feel any slop in the axles or pinon the gears look great . i'm running a eaton posi just to let you know thanks luke
some kind of noise
i have a rearend noise that i can not figure out. while on jacks stands the car in first and tires free wheeling you can see the drive shaft almost come to a stop and then start with a clicking or popping noise at the time of the stoping. i pulled the rear cover on the rearend and found no gear teeth missing or bearing material . was told the plantaters in the trans were torn up by 2 trans rebuilders so i changed trans (th400). drove the car today and the same problem . in reverse backing up the popping came back strong enough to cause the rearend to seam to shift on its self any thoughts on this please let me know luke
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