Weird mostly speed-based vibration i cannot brain
Newb
Joined: Oct 2018
Posts: 18
Total Cats: 0
Something to think about is also a worn pilot bearing. If the input shaft isn't perfectly centered, it can cause vibrations that are not always the same intensity due to varying misalignment while the clutch is engaged. I'm a big +1 on likely driveshaft issues, from experience!
Reply
0
0
Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2016
Posts: 697
Total Cats: 91
From: Los Angeles, CA
Something to think about is also a worn pilot bearing. If the input shaft isn't perfectly centered, it can cause vibrations that are not always the same intensity due to varying misalignment while the clutch is engaged. I'm a big +1 on likely driveshaft issues, from experience!
Reply
0
0
Junior Member
Joined: Nov 2019
Posts: 113
Total Cats: 13
From: Vinita, Oklahoma
Hi, sorry. I did not replace my driveshaft yet. It's first up on the small laundry list of things to do when Spring cleaning hits. I had too many other irons in the fire to really give this car the attention it deserved this past year.
But like The Monkey Dude Himself, i'm pretty confident it's the driveshaft, which is why i'm going to take all 4 of mine to a shop in the next month or so and have them tell me which two are best and balance them.
But like The Monkey Dude Himself, i'm pretty confident it's the driveshaft, which is why i'm going to take all 4 of mine to a shop in the next month or so and have them tell me which two are best and balance them.
Reply
0
0
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
