• To celebrate the 4th of July, starting today (07/01/2025) all User Upgrades will be reduced by 10% (thru 07/08/2025) To use this special coupon use the code 2025-4th-10percent at check out. If you are already a supporter your existing package will be extended.
    Thank you for your support!
  • Hello Guest, we are proud to now have our Wiki online that is completely compiled and written by our members. Feel free to browse our Jeep-CJ Wiki or click on any orange keyword when looking at posts in the forum.

T-176 4 Speed Question....

T-176 4 Speed Question....

jjump

Jeeper
Posts
29
Thanks
0
Location
Pittsburgh
Vehicle(s)
CJ7
Hello all,

Was talking to the owner of a potential Jeep I am going to look at this weekend, a 1985 CJ7 with the 4 speed T-176 .

The owner states that sometimes the Transmission will stick, and you have to go to reverse then back into first when this happens.

He did state it has never happen while driving, only while going into or out of reverse or from a parked position.

I've read most of the comments on the worn shift forks, and lining up the gears, and the worn shifter, which all seems easily replaced from the top of the Transmission .

Is there anything else that I should be concerned of? The Novak guide seems to have the rebuilds of these straight forward.

Thanks
 
Others will have more info then me on this, but I have rebuilt the top end of several T-176 and there very simple. In my cases that was the reason for the top end rebuild was to fix the "sticking" situation.
 
Sounds like a worn 'drive' gear.
Take it for a drive after you confirm oil level.
Hands on is the best-
LG
 

Jeep-CJ Donation Drive

Help support Jeep-CJ.com by making a contribution.

Help support Jeep-CJ.com by making a contribution.
Goal
$200.00
Earned
$0.00
This donation drive ends in
0 hours, 0 minutes, 0 seconds
  0.0%
Back
Top Bottom