Scond gear grinding teeth when shift, BW 1963
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Scond gear grinding teeth when shift, BW 1963
I had the transmission removed to install new clutch so I thought I would rebuild borg warner T10 transmission to see if I can get it to shift easier. The trans is number matching. I put in new torque sliders and synchro rings. Put trans back in car and all the gears will shift but if I try to go into second I get a teeth grinding like the clutch is not push in. With engine off it will shift through all gears fine. But driving when I go from 1st to second it will not go in. I can stop car with engine running and it will. What have I done wrong. I did change out the pilot bushing and it was a tight fit for the input shaft but not sure if that's the problem.
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You probably installed a slider or synchro ring wrong. It will need to come back out for an inspection. Pulling the side cover may give you enough of a view to see what's up. What causes grinding is putting a spinning object in contact with a stationary one.
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Pilot should be a free fit on the input shaft. If it is seized/stuck, it would tend to grind putting it into first unless you kept the clutch pushed in for awhile to allow the trans mainshaft to stop turning. Not likely the cause of a grinding 1-2 shift, but possible. Bottom line, pilot should not be tight on the input shaft. It should be snug in the crank flange. This needs fixing asap.
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Pilot should be a free fit on the input shaft. If it is seized/stuck, it would tend to grind putting it into first unless you kept the clutch pushed in for awhile to allow the trans mainshaft to stop turning. Not likely the cause of a grinding 1-2 shift, but possible. Bottom line, pilot should not be tight on the input shaft. It should be snug in the crank flange. This needs fixing asap.
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Impossible to install a slider in wrong. If it went in backwards the front plate would not fit on but I will check and see.
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Shifts like a dream now
I went through the transmission and reworked a few things but I'm 95% sure it was the pilot bushing. Removed one I installed first time and installed a new GM bushing.