Drivetrain question
12-19-2003, 10:04 AM
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Drivetrain question
Hi,
Does anybody know of possible drivetrain issues which can cause vibration at low (5-10mph) or high speed (40+mph)
I have recently replaced the front driveshaft coupling, to try to remove a light clunking sound heard sometimes when shifting down at low speeds. This mostly remedied it, but it still seems as if something is still not quite right.......
A tricky problem which is hard to illustrate to a mechanic.
ANY ideas or notions RE this would be really cool.
?
Jon.
Does anybody know of possible drivetrain issues which can cause vibration at low (5-10mph) or high speed (40+mph)
I have recently replaced the front driveshaft coupling, to try to remove a light clunking sound heard sometimes when shifting down at low speeds. This mostly remedied it, but it still seems as if something is still not quite right.......
A tricky problem which is hard to illustrate to a mechanic.
ANY ideas or notions RE this would be really cool.
?
Jon.
12-22-2003, 08:53 AM
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In addition to zeronero's comment, check the gear box mounts carefully. If they are worn (which is a certain weak point in the manual shift W124) the alignment is distorted and causes noises and resonances in the drive shaft.
12-30-2003, 04:18 PM
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Thanks a lot guys,
I will check these out....
do you know if it is expensive to replace these mounts (labour intensive?). And does it require specialist attention.
thanks again
Jon.
I will check these out....
do you know if it is expensive to replace these mounts (labour intensive?). And does it require specialist attention.
thanks again
Jon.
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