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Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 7:46 pm
by Jonezy01
Going to work this morning cruising along in 5 gear when i heard a clunk then i lost all drive. Can anyone shed some light on some likely causes and whether im going to be up for a new box etc...
92 triton 2.6 petrol
Cheers Jonezy
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 11:09 pm
by Goatse.AJ
I know it might sound stupid, but your transfer lever hasn't been bumped and popped into neutral under power has it?
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 10:41 am
by Jonezy01
Na mate, theres no drive either in 2h or 4L/h
Can still shift through all the gears no worries, just no drive out of them
Jonezy
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 12:16 pm
by Clanky
doesnt sound like a gearbox to lose all gears at the same time.
When you put it in 4H/L did you have the front hubs locked in?
You might have a broken axle, this would lose all drive and no other noises. Easy to check, just put it in gear and look underneath and see if the tailshaft is turning.
If its not turning,could be a transfer problem. Are They a chain drive transfer? Could be the chain broken
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 5:33 pm
by Jonezy01
Thanks for your input guys, I pulled the box out this morning and opened up the belly pan on it and it's well and truly farked.
There teeth striped, entire gears and cogs that have basicaly been inilated. Looks like I am up for a full rebuild, got a few quotes all starting at upwards of $1200, so unless I can fing a second hand box cheap it looks as if my pride and joy will have to be a write off, as I am currently out of job and can't justify spending that sort of $ on the old girl.
Jonezy
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 5:56 pm
by Clanky
Jonezy01 wrote:
There teeth striped, entire gears and cogs that have basicaly been inilated.
Jonezy
Wow, you sure it only made a 'clunk' as you mentioned in the original post?
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 6:47 pm
by chimpboy
Would that gearbox be the same in Pajeros as well? If so it must be pretty common, there must be second hand ones around.
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2010 7:08 pm
by Jonezy01
Clanky wrote:Jonezy01 wrote:
There teeth striped, entire gears and cogs that have basicaly been inilated.
Jonezy
Wow, you sure it only made a 'clunk' as you mentioned in the original post?
Yeah was only a small clunk, but in saying that when towing it home (2-300meters) my couldnt give a fawk anymore additude decided not to pull the tail shaft out, which is probly responsible for most of the carnage.
Chimpboy I had the same idea to, rang mitsubitishi to suss out weather they were the same but they come up with different part numbers and they couldnt tell me what exactly what is different, a mate has box out of a padj just sitting in his shed so im gonna have a look tomorro to see how different they are and see if I can make it fit, Im hopeing that they are just different gear ratio's or something simple like that.
Will let you know how i go.
Jonezy
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 12:40 pm
by Jonezy01
Just had a look at my mates spare pajero box and they are different, pajero's have hydrolic clutches, where as mine is cable. I will keep searching for a second hand gearbox, hopefuly one will turn up soon.
Jonezy
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 12:54 pm
by Tiny
Jonezy01 wrote:Just had a look at my mates spare pajero box and they are different, pajero's have hydrolic clutches, where as mine is cable. I will keep searching for a second hand gearbox, hopefuly one will turn up soon.
Jonezy
that may not be a big problem
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 12:57 pm
by v8zuki
the box is the similar if the paj has a 2.6 just have to change the gbox housings and bell housing
can also use l300 box for parts ,as welas 2wd the gear sets are the same just different housings and shifter positions
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 1:22 pm
by chimpboy
Tiny wrote:Jonezy01 wrote:Just had a look at my mates spare pajero box and they are different, pajero's have hydrolic clutches, where as mine is cable. I will keep searching for a second hand gearbox, hopefuly one will turn up soon.
Jonezy
that may not be a big problem
x2. From what I read since, the same box is in the 2.6 triton as the 2.6 paj. Maybe there are some external differences but big whoop. And... they are all known for fifth gear failures
Re: Gearbox Guru's?
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 12:03 pm
by Jonezy01
Thanks fellas I'll go have a closer look and a measure up today if there the same (which i suspect they are just by looking at them yesterday), It may just be a case of swaping belhousings. Mate said that i can have the spare box for a carton as he no longer uses this model anymore, which sure as hell beats forking out $1200+ dollars for a rebuild, I'll let you'se know how it all goes.
Jonezy