Subject	Re: Bad rear-end vibration on incline and letting out clutch.
Posted by	charleyd on December 18, 2012 at 8:33 PM
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In Reply To	Bad rear-end vibration on incline and letting out clutch. posted by evan_aggie on December 15, 2012 at 03:55 PM
Message	Mine does exactly the same thing. Sounds/feels like something is about to fall out of the rear end (Like you said - bouncing around.). I am convinced it is due to clutch chatter combined with a worn trans. I have a lightweight flywheel and a puck-style friction disk. Neither the trans nor the diff are original, so mileage unknown. I have removed the exhaust, the one-piece driveshaft, and the complete rear suspension. I opened-up and inspected the diff, and inspected the axles and wheel bearings. Everything looks fine. I know that my trans is worn because of various gear-type noises that it makes. My plans now are to get a full-face friction disk and overhaul or replace my transmission. How long have you had the FE disk?
Follow Ups	Bad rear-end vibration on incline and letting out clutch. - evan_aggie 15:55:56 12/15/12 Center support bearing? (n/m) - zellamay 16:40:23 12/15/12 Would I just try to check for a lot of play in the center - evan_aggie 23:44:26 12/15/12 Sorry, I was hoping someone who knows more than I do - zellamay 11:41:33 12/17/12 Clutch shudder? (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 17:09:54 12/15/12 I thougth about that, but it really sounds and feels like it - evan_aggie 23:45:48 12/15/12 Re: Bad rear-end vibration on incline and letting out clutch. - charleyd 20:33:22 12/18/12 Are you turning a sharp corner when this happens? (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:21:03 12/18/12 It may be a heat issue with the clutch >> - ZUL8TR 08:54:33 12/19/12
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