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·Transmission \"issues\"
Ok here's the stats
1. 94 YJ, 4.0L, 5speed (NV231)
2. Stock gearing in both axles
3. T-case dropped about 2 inches from lift
Problem: The clutch slipped a little on me today when in second gear. Understandable that the clutch could be going out after 10 years. When I did the lift and dropped the T-case I noticed second gear was a tight fit (for lack of a better word). I listened to some of my ******* buddies who told me that was fine and wouldn't cause problems. Now that I'm older and wiser I know I should have done the SYE.
I've read several opinions that the 231 is a strong tranny. It's held up great in the last 2 years other than it pops out of second some times when cold. I'm wondering if I did any damage to the tranny!?! If so how do I tell? I'd swap the clutch and do a visual on the inside of the tranny but I live in Germany so I have to rent garage time and can't run to the parts store for much.
My idea is to swap clutch/pressure plate/throwout bearing, and do the SYE to get rid of the T-case drop and the slip yoke. Will this work after having it dropped? My only expierence with tranny work is swapping a clutch in my Yugo while I was in high school(Don't laugh! I was 16 and I paid for it!
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Thanks for reading this drawn out thing
Geno
Ok here's the stats
1. 94 YJ, 4.0L, 5speed (NV231)
2. Stock gearing in both axles
3. T-case dropped about 2 inches from lift
Problem: The clutch slipped a little on me today when in second gear. Understandable that the clutch could be going out after 10 years. When I did the lift and dropped the T-case I noticed second gear was a tight fit (for lack of a better word). I listened to some of my ******* buddies who told me that was fine and wouldn't cause problems. Now that I'm older and wiser I know I should have done the SYE.
I've read several opinions that the 231 is a strong tranny. It's held up great in the last 2 years other than it pops out of second some times when cold. I'm wondering if I did any damage to the tranny!?! If so how do I tell? I'd swap the clutch and do a visual on the inside of the tranny but I live in Germany so I have to rent garage time and can't run to the parts store for much.
My idea is to swap clutch/pressure plate/throwout bearing, and do the SYE to get rid of the T-case drop and the slip yoke. Will this work after having it dropped? My only expierence with tranny work is swapping a clutch in my Yugo while I was in high school(Don't laugh! I was 16 and I paid for it!

Thanks for reading this drawn out thing
Geno