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Super A crank Case noise II
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Posted by M Leberman on April 10, 2007 at 07:56:03 from (24.178.84.130):
Hi guys, ok here is the follow up from my eariler post. The sound was indeed coming from the crank case under the gear shift. The sound did not stop when the clutch was engaged and the sound/noise and clicking was proportionate to the speed of the engine. I took off the crank case inspection hatch. At first everything looked ok. All the teeth I could see looked in really good shape. I started turning the hand crank in one inch increments and inspected the teeth. After a while bad news rotated around. Just how bad I need some advice on. On one of the lower sprockets there is/are several broken teeth and a 3 inch stretch where the teeth have been broken down to half their height. I have uploaded 3 pics to photobucket which can be seen here http://s101.photobucket.com/albums/m74/mishypurple/Super%20A%20gears/ In one of the cogs just above the broken teeth I found a pretty large metal fragment. The top of a tooth which I removed. Now all the other gears/ sprockets looked in really good shape and so does this one except for the 3 inches or so where the teeth are damaged. I know its not good but just how bad are we talking here? Is the problem being caused by metal debris in the works? Or is it also the broken teeth along with the debris? If I flushed out the crank case with kerosene several times and got all the metal shavings could I possibly avoid having to split the case? What do you guys think from the pics. Also I have the reprint of the IH user maintenance Manuel. Its crap. Under crank case bearing it says take it to a IH dealer. It�s a real rubbish check the oil here but don�t do anything else yourself kind of Manuel. Which shop manuals are you guys using for your super a? Mike
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