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Rearend cluck sound solved 200

posted by  yankee on  Mon Sep 17 16:43 CST 2007
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This is actually a message to Jarrod to thank him for the advise about a clunk from the rear of the my 245 tic when shifting from 1st to 2nd...My mechanic said it might be the tranny ???? I chose to believe the aw71 is bullet proof and went with your suggestion that the rear trailing arm bushings where worn..I took off the arms had the new bushings pressed on re installed arms and bingo no more thunk/clunk or other noises $24 for 4 bushings (IPD) $40 for pressing out old pressing on new..Quiet shifting once again....Thanks Brickboard and Jarrod

Yankee






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