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Got everything back together. The 9mm socket doesn't work...lol. Adjusted front and rear bands, new filter. Found the shift rod seal is leaking badly, but let it be for now. Started up and heard nothing. Went for about 5 miles, came back and heard the noise. It definitely isn't the normal...

9mm 6-point socket can be forced on the rear band adjusting nut without mangling anything. In the morning, my goal is to get the band adjusted and the pan back on. And get the filter bolts torqued to spec, but that spec appears impossible to find. Nothing in the FSM or google. I'll listen more...

Got the pan cleaned and the gasket surfaces bright and shiny. Even chased the threads in the transmission holes. Then I realized some things... I love the smell of brake cleaner. :) To adjust the band, it takes a 5/16" 8-point socket and a dial in/lb torque wrench of which I have neither. I do...

Couldn't get the fancy deep aluminum pan off. I used transmission gasket sealant. Took a porta-power to move the pan to break the seal. Now I've got a big scraping chore. Never again. Now I recall servicing the trans not long ago. I saved the fluid for re-use. The 'sparklies' are all less then...

Heading to the garage to pull the pan, thx

Hello all The noise is coming from the bellhousing area. Sound is rotational and hard to describe. Growling, rumbling. The fluid level is spot on, no other noises, and the transmission works as advertised. The noise subsides in any forward gear and reverse. Last time I dropped the pan, the...

A small pinion gear can be a weak link.

Don't be concerned about me worrying. I'm doing plenty of it. We take this vehicle to the middle of nowhere almost every weekend. A diff exploding would be catastrophic. Thx again.

Thanks for all the insight. It is a Dana 30 front axle on a 95 Grand Cherokee. Last summer, I had a shop do the the front D30 and rear D35 with Truetracs and 4.56s. Been really noisy since the rebuild. They told me not to worry about it. The shim wasn't like this right after the rebuild. It...

Thanks I want to wring a neck or two right now.

What could cause a shim to work it's way into this position? I'm bending it a little so you can see the problem better.