I have a 93 Toyota T100 4x4 truck. and it has lately for the past few months had difficulty going into gear, especially 1st gear and reverse. When I try to put it into reverse there is a grinding noise most of the time, and first just is sometimes a bit of a struggle, but not too bad.
I was told that it is not my clutch, but it is due to a bearing going out in my transmission or the synchronisers.
I was told also that it would be more expensive to repair this than it would be to buy a used transmission to replace it with and that it would be better to just drive it for as long as I could put it into gear while I looked for a cheap used transmission.
But my question is, how long could it go?
It is going to last more than likely a lot longer than if the clutch was going out , you think?
I was told it could maybe be driveable even for another year or more, but just be aggravating.
What is your opinion?? Why??
Thanks!~!
2007-09-13
08:13:04
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