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Old 09-06-2008, 10:25 AM
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Just curious if any of you OE guys have experienced the following.

Installed rebuilt motor. Engine running in neutral, everythings good. Put in gear and feel and hear a grumbling/thumping/knocking noise. I adjusted scatter shield to clear drive shaft. Replaced U-joints on drive shaft. Still noise. Removed drive shaft, put in gear, no noise. That would eliminate tranny. Swapped driveshafts no difference. Hand rotate prop which rotates ASD-1600. don't feel any grinding, binding etc. Any help or suggestions would gratly be appreciated.
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Old 09-06-2008, 12:49 PM
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my borg warner trans with my arnesons make a lot of racket at very low idle speed specially in reverse. Is it just one side? The guy who built mine said it is normal. I have stood in the bilge of a big cruiser with quiet engines and they do make a lot of noise at very slow speed
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The transmissions make no noise when the drive shaft is removed and I put them in gear. I would think that this would eliminate the transmission as the source of noise/thumping.
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Just one side. Never made that sound last year.
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Old 09-08-2008, 08:47 PM
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have you checked the flex plate for broken springs? I had one come apart years ago, made some funky racket. I only found it when i had an unidentifiable spring in the bilge
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Haven't checked it. I know the springs are not missing. But wouldn't it make the noise with the drive shaft removed and the transmission in gear?
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i do not think that it would since there is no load on the drivetrain without the shaft/drive???
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Sounds just like mine...ssmVs----Carrier bearing fixed mine
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what Exactly is that, and how hard to replace?
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Its the bearing that the yoke spins on...Exiting the boat
Mine is in my extention boxes.

We pulled the motor to make it easier but, You might not have to.
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