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Carnac, this is every bit of information I have, I hope this is enough.
1966 M151A1
(NSN 23207631092)
Private Purchase (individual)
ORD #8754459
BUDD S/N# 67839
That is what I am going to do today. Clinto made the same comment earlier.
I just picked up a driveable 43 Jeep frame and drive train. I am going to build this one first and push the 42 aside for a later build.
Thanks to everybody for your help.
Sorry, I forgot to post an update, thanks for reminding me.
I pulled the cover and cleaned out all the goop (hardened grease and sludge) What I found is the Pinion Gear is locked. The teeth on the ring and pinion and the spider gears look in good condition. It appears the pinion gear has a...
Thanks Pop, I own a WC-54, so I'm quite familiar with double clutching. I tried double clutching the Mutt today and it still popped right out of 2nd. I also tried just putting it in second gear without anything moving. No go! It wouldn't stay in gear even with the engine not running. I...
I pulled the drive shaft and wheels are still locked. (glad the problem is probably not in the TC)
Today I will pull the differential cover and see what the story is.
I'll post what I find today. Thanks again guys!
I purchased a 1942 Jeep GPW to restore. The front axles are locked, can't push or pull the vehicle. We used a front end loader to lift the front of the jeep while loading on my trailer.
When the front tires are off the ground you can turn the wheels, but they turn opposite of each other...
I just received a 1966 M151-A1. The transmission will not go into second gear. All other gears are not a problem. No raking or grinding occurs when shifting into any gear except second. It grinds and will not engage. The previous owner replaced the top cover suspecting that possibly a fork...
Just wanted to say hi to all you Dodge fans. I just found this forum and it looks like I've found a treasure chest of knowledge here.
I own a 1942 WC-54 that I restored beginning in 2003, it is about 95% complete now.
I look forward to talking with all of you.
Greg