Tranny noise

[POWDR]

So i was pulling yard waste from my land. Had to use 4low. Now after I put it in drive, then cycle back through to park, I get a short grinding noise as I cycle though neutral.

If I have the brake applied and shift to drive then back through neutal without moving forward at all- no grind.

If i put it in drive and move and inch, then I get the grind as I go through neutral.

Te grind is not terrible long or loud. There is no difficulty in shifting. Truck seems to run find otherwise, however I am currently stuck as my front left tire rolled off the wheel. :roflmao:Obviously I cannot go anywhere and test the rest of the gears on open road.

Any thouhts?

 

[Mike L.]

So i was pulling yard waste from my land. Had to use 4low. Now after I put it in drive, then cycle back through to park, I get a short grinding noise as I cycle though neutral.

If I have the brake applied and shift to drive then back through neutal without moving forward at all- no grind.

If i put it in drive and move and inch, then I get the grind as I go through neutral.

Te grind is not terrible long or loud. There is no difficulty in shifting. Truck seems to run find otherwise, however I am currently stuck as my front left tire rolled off the wheel. :roflmao:Obviously I cannot go anywhere and test the rest of the gears on open road.

Any thouhts?

Sounds like a transfer case problem.

 

[POWDR]

Thanks Mike. That was mt initial thought. I still have a powertrain warranty so I hope they take care of it.

 

[POWDR]

So got a new tire on there and went out for a ride. Pulled through all the gears in stock mode- all good. Pulled through in light tow- all good.

Pulled through the gears in 100hp and limped the bitch- P0700 on the CTS. Didn't get tranny codes read, just cleared it to get home. Stayed out of 100hp and on the stock mode- all good through all gears even afull throttle. i guess I will be staying out of the hot tune.

Tranny is under warranty and I have an appt Monday.i hope they fix any issues that I have. Only a $100 deductible:thumb: