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I have a 76 W100 and the tranny is getting rebuilt, the 203 is out also. How do I check chain stretch? And, is there anything else that I should do while its out?
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I don't know that there is a way to do it with the case assembled.Power Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
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Never having one apart but understanding the workings of this TC wouldn't holding one output side and turning the other give a idea as to how much slop is in the chain? I don't know what the free play is supposed to be but if you can turn one a good bit I'd say a chain replacement would be a good thing. Try to find a factory service manual to help diagnose your 203. A chain and related parts probably isn't going to be a cheap proposition. Just my 2 cents.Comment
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I guess I will look at the magnet inside and go from there, If I could just put a new chain on without taking it apart I would, but you have to take it apart.Comment
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If it's out of the truck anyway, it likely would not be that difficult.Power Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
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Yes.Power Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
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Out of curiosity, was it filled with tranny fluid, engine oil or gear oil?1951 B-3 Delux Cab, Braden Winch, 9.00 Power Kings
1976 M880, power steering, 7.50x16's, flat bed, lots of rust & dents
1992 W250 CTD, too many mods to list...
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It had oil in it, and I put 10w 30 back in when I changed it.Originally posted by KRB64 View PostComment
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Good. Lots of folks put 90w in them for some reason.1951 B-3 Delux Cab, Braden Winch, 9.00 Power Kings
1976 M880, power steering, 7.50x16's, flat bed, lots of rust & dents
1992 W250 CTD, too many mods to list...
2005 Jeep KJ CRDComment
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