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Apparently the tranny bearing is going out in my 98 gt (t-45). For over a year now it's been whining rather loudly. I had my mechanic diagnose the problem and, again, he says it's the bearing going out. My question... how much would I pay to have this rebuilt and how long should I expect the process to take. The Ford swap meet here in Columbus is coming up in a couple of weeks, so would I be better off just buying a good used one. Thanks for any suggestions.
 

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arrested@125 said:
Apparently the tranny bearing is going out in my 98 gt (t-45). For over a year now it's been whining rather loudly. I had my mechanic diagnose the problem and, again, he says it's the bearing going out. My question... how much would I pay to have this rebuilt and how long should I expect the process to take. The Ford swap meet here in Columbus is coming up in a couple of weeks, so would I be better off just buying a good used one. Thanks for any suggestions.
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Just drive the SOB until it breaks. If it shifts with out a problem, your fine. The mechanic is probably trying to jew you for your money.
 

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+1. If it aint broke, don't fix it. When the time comes to get a new one I've heard Timken is a good name. I put a new tranny in my 97 4V and had to put in an advance autoparts TOB AND IT'S WHINING ALREADY, 250 MILES LATER!!!
 

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Throw out bearing maybe? If this is your problem then the tranny is OK.
 

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arrested@125 said:
Apparently the tranny bearing is going out in my 98 gt (t-45). For over a year now it's been whining rather loudly. I had my mechanic diagnose the problem and, again, he says it's the bearing going out. My question... how much would I pay to have this rebuilt and how long should I expect the process to take. The Ford swap meet here in Columbus is coming up in a couple of weeks, so would I be better off just buying a good used one. Thanks for any suggestions.
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have you checked the tranny fluid level?

1st thing I'd do is drain and refill the trans wth some fresh Mercon III and see if the noise goes away.
 
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