Well got my gears installed.

but also when your underneath it, go ahead and check the u-joints, since what you have been explaining sounds like what my u-joint did in my truck one day, I was backing out of my driveway and I heard that didn't think anything if it until I start driving it more and more and I got tired of the noise one day went and checked underneath it and I actually bent my u-joint

 

I would take it back to the shop and have them drive it. That would blow to need new gears already

 

sucks youre having problems with them. but how do you like driving with them?

 

Yea, hey Carl did yours whine?

Will- yea it would man.

Josh- it is awesome lol!! Only upside

 

mine did whine yes, as soon as I let off the gas it whined and made grinding noises

 

How do you check for u joints?

 

Get underneath and yank your driveshaft sideways. See if there is any play in it.

 

you are gonna make sure your tires aint going to move first, so put a block of wood or something behind a rear tire and do the same thing for the front and than what your gonna do is, put it in N and crawl underneath it, if you can, grab hold of the driveshaft firmly and start twisting back and forth and listen for any clunks, but you can also visually inspect it also while your under there and just for safe check the u-joints by hand also the one connected to the trans and the one connected to the pumpkin, and just make sure there is a gasket around each one and if there is a gasket make sure there is nothing poking out of it like a needle bearing

 

Did they are tight, tried the method where you put it in drive then reverse and got a pretty loud clunk. Took a video as well. My drive shaft moves quite a bit even though I'm applying the brake c
http://i654.photobucket.com/albums/...8-8FB9-958EF89DD496-6252-0000057186080FA4.mp4

 

I cant really tell by that or not, but when your applying the brake and going through gears it will move a bit like it did in the video