Transmission swapped: noise still the same

Looks like Zuk is the absolute authority on toyota rear ends. I bet he will get it all squared away. Sometimes it worth it to spend the extra money to know it is done by a true professional. Keep us posted.
 
Nice, you solved it. Sounds like the trans is working out well?

Its working great. It does kinda of shift into drive a little hard, but I am going to flush it soon and upgrade all the fluid from the regular ATF that I put in it to something like Amisoil.

thanks again for your help bud
 

That is not this guys handy work at all folks. I will see if I can get the builder in on this and see what he thinks of it all. I think I know who did the work but I'm not going to name drop until I can confirm there work or not. I'm not one to just throw people under the bus.

Either way I'm finally glad this is over and the noise is found. I know I put about 1,600 into guess work trying to find it my self. No one could just pin point it while it was driving down the road. In all honesty it kinda pisses me off because this is really not that hard to get fireguard out.

Look through the build book I gave you and see if the rear diff was put together buy who I think did the work Jacob. It should be in there if not there is a card in that book to the shop that might have I would be calling them also.

Blue
 

Just from looking at this picture it looks to me that the pinion might be just sliding around in there?/ I'm guessing that the bearing failed or it was not torques correct and came loose. I just hope the ARB is not harmed man.

I was Fing correct when I took this rig into my local gear and axle guy and he called that shit. Pinion bearing it was just in the rear not the front like they were thinking because the sound was traveling when the other shop looked at the front end.

Blue
 
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