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904 Assembly noise. #2584564
11/29/18 07:09 AM
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I am finally assembling the 904 and have the rear support, rear drum and the gear train installed but when i spin the shaft from the back of the trans in a clockwise direction i can hear the rear annulus rubbing against the rear drum.

I don't hear it in the anti clockwise direction.

Is this a problem?

Re: 904 Assembly noise. [Re: hysteric] #2584569
11/29/18 09:27 AM
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The sprag usually makes a squeaky noise and it's only one way, it always sounds like it's dry no matter how much you have lubed it.

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I'm certain its the annulus rubbing against the rear drum.I can see the contact pattern.

Re: 904 Assembly noise. [Re: hysteric] #2584753
11/29/18 04:22 PM
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Check the end play or lack of it. That will tell you if you missed a thrust washer or something else is a problem.


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Re: 904 Assembly noise. [Re: hysteric] #2584782
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End play is 0.026 for the gear train. It does the same thing with the old rear drum i have replaced. Specs call for .005 to .048. What prevents the shaft from moving to the rear in operation?

Re: 904 Assembly noise. [Re: hysteric] #2584838
11/29/18 08:15 PM
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The output shaft ball bearing in the tail housing prevents output shaft for/aft movement, if you don't have the tail housing installed yet that's your problem.


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Re: 904 Assembly noise. [Re: John_Kunkel] #2585016
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Originally Posted By John_Kunkel
The output shaft ball bearing in the tail housing prevents output shaft for/aft movement, if you don't have the tail housing installed yet that's your problem.


Thanks John I'll give that a try and see if it helps.

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Thanks John!!! I installed the rear bearing and housing and its now nice and quiet!







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