From: Patrick Jankowiak (eccm@swbell.net)
Date: Sun Dec 01 2002 - 20:57:52 PST
THat is strange as in the turbo 400 the parking device is a pawl which engages an toothed ring internally mounted on the output shaft of the TH400. it should not make a noise unless you are moving, or
the shaft is turning. Could the transmission shaft be turning, but something wrong in the transfer case?
Ed Kirkley wrote:
>
> This just isn't my weekend! I was coming home in my M-1009 when it stopped
> going under power and started coasting. No loud sounds, no burning smells
> it just started coasting. The transmission fluid is bright red and is up to
> the full mark. The drive shafts are in place but the truck will not move in
> any gear, the engine just races. Also if the engine is running and you try
> to put the gearshift into park you get that awful grinding sound. You can
> only put the transmission into park with the engine off and then it won't
> hold the truck you have to use the parking brake.
>
> Anyone have any ideas on where to start looking? I've had automatic
> transmissions go out before but they always gave hints. Burnt smells, dirty
> fluid, slipping gears, etc. but this one just stopped working!
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Ed
>
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