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Hello ust2447vt, Sorry for the late response. Here comes the yoke assy P/N 11601566 I am looking for (issue July 1976 TM -34P , figure 107, item 2). Would be great if you have one for me. Thanks for taking a look, Richard

The result of the test drive ... We found the source of the noise. On the carrier's drive shaft there is a bearing in a rubber block. This bearing has broken down into its components. I found a new one that is now waiting to be installed. Unfortunately, the damaged bearing also...

Some progress .... Because of all the oil in the bay, I had the engine at an engine repair shop for Detroit Diesel in Nuremberg, Germany. The engine came home with new gaskets all around, a new NOS radiator, a new NOS clutch disc and the blower was changed (I had a used one here in better...

Thanks for your advise. That might be an option. I have a second transfer case to test this after getting back my engine.

Hi Mike, Yes. It was there, sudden. After stopping and continuing driving, it came back. I have the engine at a shop for Detroit engines at the moment. They checked everything but what they found is not the reason for the noise. Perhaps it is the trans or gear box? Best regards Richard

Thanks a lot for the hint. But the belts are not the problem. Both are there and in good condition. And they go around when the engine is running.

Last Saturday I drove 80 miles with the Goat. No problems. On Sunday, after 1.5 miles of driving, there was a noise which I never heard before. I stopped and made a walkaround. Nothing to see. Shafts okay, engine oil level okay, cooling water level okay. So I continued my drive - with no noise...