[hdrocknroll]

I will second this
Your transmission is likely fine.There's no way for you to tell its broken cause your transfer case fell apart.

[ZJ1995]

you may think u had no gears becouse the tc blow up removing the front and rear drive shafts from the moving parts on the trany.

[burky45]

Originally Posted by ZJ1995

you may think u had no gears becouse the tc blow up removing the front and rear drive shafts from the moving parts on the trany.

Well please someone explain to me how my tranny is fine when the side has about a 2 foot crack and parts are falling out also the entire back of the tranny is gone and even if i got a new transfer case what do i bolt it to

[burky45]

Originally Posted by ZJ1995

i have a 249 TC that im selling thats still bolted to a trans. i'll sell it for 250 + shipping. if its the same as urs. let me now and get a shipping qoute.

Thanks for the offer but i dont have the money or time atm to work on it as im a welder not a mechanic i have no know how on this kind of stuff

[MrObvious]

I will give you a nasty ex girlfriend and I will pay the shipping cost for the t case

[Corrupt]

The transfer case being exploded like it is will cause the transmission to not function properly, but I won't go as far to say that the transmission is not bad unless I saw more pics. Can you take more pics of the spot where the transfer case connects to the transmission? Take some pics of this hole that you say is in the transmission.

[ZJ1995]

ohh theres a crack on it wow, yea a few more pics would be nice. i also selling a 42re trans if its the same as urs. i hear yea there on themoney part. but good luck man id keep the jeep and just find a way to get it repaired

[Foundrydude]

I would like to see what a used, $900 bumper looks like. It must have a $500 winch and be made of polished stainless steel. Did the tow truck driver that charges $70 per mile appraise the bumper?

OP, if you can't understand why all the gears are gone with the transfer case busted in half, you need to back down the attitude and let some people here help you.

BTW if you don't have the time or money to fix it, how are you going to find the time or money to shop for and buy another vehicle? Car shopping takes time and requires money.

Good luck whatever you decide, this was an expensive lesson to learn

[hdrocknroll]

This is your transfer case,that bolts to your transmission and it looks dry like it had no fluid in it.



In this pic, you took, your looking at your transmission.

[burky45]

Originally Posted by Foundrydude

I would like to see what a used, $900 bumper looks like. It must have a $500 winch and be made of polished stainless steel. Did the tow truck driver that charges $70 per mile appraise the bumper?

OP, if you can't understand why all the gears are gone with the transfer case busted in half, you need to back down the attitude and let some people here help you.

BTW if you don't have the time or money to fix it, how are you going to find the time or money to shop for and buy another vehicle? Car shopping takes time and requires money.

Good luck whatever you decide, this was an expensive lesson to learn

Just bought a new truck in way better condition then mu jeep was and the bumper i made myself as im a fabricator and weld for a living and the bumper is 1/4 all around and its only 1 month old and is powder coated black

[coloradojeeper9]

the parts that are falling out looks like its from the tcase not the tranny. In the pictures you posted the tranny appears to be in 1 piece and is just fine. The reason you lost drive, park and all that was because of the tcase. Its like putting the tcase in neutral, once you do that park, drive reverse and all that will do nothing tell you put the tcase back into gear. But it sounds like you are not worthy of a jeep, so just sell it to some 1 that is.

By the way how can you afford to buy a truck but not a $200(or less) tcase from a junk yard. It would only take a few hours to make the swap and there are well detailed threads on here on how to do that

[hdrocknroll]

Originally Posted by coloradojeeper9

the parts that are falling out looks like its from the tcase not the tranny. In the pictures you posted the tranny appears to be in 1 piece and is just fine. The reason you lost drive, park and all that was because of the tcase. Its like putting the tcase in neutral, once you do that park, drive reverse and all that will do nothing tell you put the tcase back into gear. But it sounds like you are not worthy of a jeep, so just sell it to some 1 that is.

By the way how can you afford to buy a truck but not a $200(or less) tcase from a junk yard. It would only take a few hours to make the swap and there are well detailed threads on here on how to do that

By the way how can you afford to buy a truck but not a $200(or less) tcase from a junk yard.

I was thinking this to, but we don't really have a clue, what condition his jeep is in.

This "But it sounds like you are not worthy of a jeep, so just sell it to some 1 that is."
Is uncalled for

[MrObvious]

Originally Posted by burky45

Just bought a new truck in way better condition then mu jeep was and the bumper i made myself as im a fabricator and weld for a living and the bumper is 1/4 all around and its only 1 month old and is powder coated black

So I can haz your jeep then? Lol I will come to CA and pick it up I'm always down for a weekend repair to have a play toy

[hdrocknroll]

Originally Posted by MrObvious

So I can haz your jeep then? Lol

[ratmonkey]

Originally Posted by burky45

Okay if the trannys not gone please explain to me why theres nothing left inside the tranny case and also why i have no park, drive, 1 , or 2 and also how would you have any idea weather my engine is good or not? I know this because i recently had a new head gasket put on and a service and there is nothing wrong with it at all and if your not going to say anything helpful or if your just going to be an *** dont comment and one last thing i work full time and weekends i have no garage i dont hve the tools or knoldege or money to fix this myself

i can guess why it blew up since you don't even know what part is where.

that is a classic "ran with a stretched chain too long" failure. 100$ and a couple hours labor would have saved you a ton of headache about a year ago.