tranny rebuilt but some rattle + vibrate??
i've had a rebuilt tranny but i have rattles and vibrations thru it?
it feelslike theres stuff rumbling in there...
i feel the shifter vibrate normally and if i push it downwards just a little bit it also rattles/vibrates
help please?
the transmission been rebuilt w/ new gears syncros bearings etc everything and i JUST got it back today
thanksssss
it feelslike theres stuff rumbling in there...
i feel the shifter vibrate normally and if i push it downwards just a little bit it also rattles/vibrates
help please?
the transmission been rebuilt w/ new gears syncros bearings etc everything and i JUST got it back today
thanksssss
The internet isn't going to be able to help you nearly as much as the person who actually did the work for you . . .
Without being able to actually feel/hear/drive the car, anything we tell you here is a crapshoot.
Some vibration in the shifter is normal. Rattling noises can indicate the shifter hitting the exhaust or a loose shift linkage joint. Freeplay in the shifter can indicate a faulty spring pin at the shift shaft/linkage joint or faulty stabilizer bushings. Moverment in the shifter indicates bad engine mounts.
Your shifter is probably hitting the exhaust.
Without being able to actually feel/hear/drive the car, anything we tell you here is a crapshoot.
Some vibration in the shifter is normal. Rattling noises can indicate the shifter hitting the exhaust or a loose shift linkage joint. Freeplay in the shifter can indicate a faulty spring pin at the shift shaft/linkage joint or faulty stabilizer bushings. Moverment in the shifter indicates bad engine mounts.
Your shifter is probably hitting the exhaust.
The internet isn't going to be able to help you nearly as much as the person who actually did the work for you . . .
Without being able to actually feel/hear/drive the car, anything we tell you here is a crapshoot.
Some vibration in the shifter is normal. Rattling noises can indicate the shifter hitting the exhaust or a loose shift linkage joint. Freeplay in the shifter can indicate a faulty spring pin at the shift shaft/linkage joint or faulty stabilizer bushings. Moverment in the shifter indicates bad engine mounts.
Your shifter is probably hitting the exhaust.
Without being able to actually feel/hear/drive the car, anything we tell you here is a crapshoot.
Some vibration in the shifter is normal. Rattling noises can indicate the shifter hitting the exhaust or a loose shift linkage joint. Freeplay in the shifter can indicate a faulty spring pin at the shift shaft/linkage joint or faulty stabilizer bushings. Moverment in the shifter indicates bad engine mounts.
Your shifter is probably hitting the exhaust.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Heh
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