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What went wrong (tranny mount replacement) 200 1989

posted by  haroon on  Mon Dec 13 01:07 CST 2004
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I replaced the tranny mount (auto) this weekend. Last one lasted about a 100k miles. Also noticed the output shaft is on it's way out. Thats a spring project.

Anyway started the car, drove it around, no problems. Came back and jacked up the rear end to inspect the rear end. I am still get a vibration when moving from a stop. Rear end needs some bushing work. Put the wheels back and now I get a cluking noise when I start it. It sonuds like the drive shaft is hitting the body when starting.

I reinspected everything, trany mount is fine and torqued. Front mounts are fine. Drive shaft support was replaced recently. Drives fine, just a clunk when I start it. Also the exhasut is fine, plent of clearance.

Should I reinstall it?






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