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1984 gmc c1500 classic
I'm just letting it sit to drain a little more while I go out to get new oil. I have to clean all of the brown oil out but all of the gears looked in tack no visible damage but I have not rotated the rear to check everything out yet. I was just a little worried about the whistle so I decided to...- Davski3271
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- Forum: Introduction
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1984 gmc c1500 classic
Well I reconnected the kick down cable. On my second adjustment I tried going in reverse and I noticed a whistling sound and It really didn't want to move very easily. So I checked out the rear diff and some nasty oil milk shake. Could there be a problem with diff breather on it? can they cause...- Davski3271
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- Forum: Introduction
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1984 gmc c1500 classic
I replaced the modulator and checked on the kickdown cable it looks like when the last owner did the engine/ trans swap they ran a new kickdown cable and it is too long and not the right one. Anyway I left it disconnected took it for a test run with the new fluid/filter and modulator. Then I...- Davski3271
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- Forum: Introduction
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1984 gmc c1500 classic
I just changed it over to dexIII changed out the filter. Im not too sure on the history. I bought it about 5 years ago. I picked up some lumber for a project and it stalled twice and was having some issues with getting up to speed. I adjusted the carb and its been running great. I didn't drive...- Davski3271
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1984 gmc c1500 classic
I have a 1984 gmc Sierra c1500 with a 1972 5.7l engine and th350 auto transmission. I was having issues in 2nd gear so I decided to replace the trans filter and on the bottom of the pan was grey greasy sludge I was wondering what it might be from? I haven't tried driving since changing just in...- Davski3271
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