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Drive train not aligned in the tunnel. 200

posted by  transit wind on  Wed Nov 16 17:20 CST 2011
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I have the transmission mount hooked up and will be making a visit tonight to work on the car. It favors the passenger side a lot. I'll be looking to see what its doing with mount. Thought about replacing the transmission crossmember but the parts car I've got has a dented one. I'm thinking of having to raise the engine and remove the weight from the mounts and make sure each is still in good shape. Who knows maybe my drivers side mount is cracked and allows for the drivetrain to move when I let off the gas. That would be great compared to replacing the rear axle.






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