Engine Coupler?
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Hello all,
Ok, I just got thru replacing the gimble bearing, and bellows and all that. When I started the engine I'm hearing a metalic rattling noise that varies with engine speed. ( sounds similar to a loose torque converter on a car) . anyone have any ideas ? I'm thinking engine coupler or broken flywheel . What say you ?
P.S. this is a 1990 chaparral 2300sx , 7.4L bravo 1
Ok, I just got thru replacing the gimble bearing, and bellows and all that. When I started the engine I'm hearing a metalic rattling noise that varies with engine speed. ( sounds similar to a loose torque converter on a car) . anyone have any ideas ? I'm thinking engine coupler or broken flywheel . What say you ?
P.S. this is a 1990 chaparral 2300sx , 7.4L bravo 1
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You need to use the alignment tool to make sure everything lined up properly. Poor alignment is the reason for bad couplers and worn out u joints.
You adjust the alignment by adjusting the engine mounts.
You adjust the alignment by adjusting the engine mounts.
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ebay has alignment tools for 30-40 buck works great bought one a few weeks ago. here are several machine shops that make them on there.
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