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Re: drive train rumble 700 1988

posted by  someone claiming to be r haire on  Mon Jul 9 02:25 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Time to roll out the old TSB on shimming the center bearing carrier with $1 worth of washers. You can either raise or lower the position of the driveshaft by shimming between the carrier mount and the body or between the mount bracket and the carrier. Easy to figure out and cheap to do but it will require testing both up and down positions and testing the distance as well. It cured my 780's rumble on take-off for good three years ago. Goof-balls had recommended u-joints and more $$$.





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