

| Subject: | Re: Transmission whine |
| From: | Gnarlodious |
| Date: | Mon, 16 Aug 2004 12:20:01 -0600 |
Is there signs of leakage, including caked on dirt? Crawl under there and feel it, is it hot? If so, lube it right away. A layer of dirt can be an effective insulator. -- Gnarlie Entity David Shepherdson spoke thus: > I would appreciate some feed back on this. My 1990 Westy transmission > is whining quite loudly, it started quite quickly about 5000 miles ago > (500 miles after I purchased it!). It whines in every gear when power > is on and more or less goes away when you take your foot off the pedal. > I assume it's the final drive pinion gear (?). If I drive uphill at 70 > next to a concrete median divider with the window open its quite an > earfull (reflected noise). My question is how long is it likely to go > before catostrophic failure (or other problems). Can I wait a few > thousand miles until it is convenient or should I do something now? Any > thoughts? > Thanks, > David
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