Trans Clunk.
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- Trigger_Andy
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Trans Clunk.
Im getting quite Clunk when I drop the Charger into reverse it does not sound so good, and a much lesser clunk when I drop it into drive.
Any idea's what could be causing this?
Any idea's what could be causing this?
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Andy - I'm getting a heavy 'clunk' also when dropping in reverse or going up the gears when cruising. No clunk when changing and I'm on the throttle a bit. Had a look at this with Blue and it appears that I've got far too much slack than is healthy in the diff. Not too good for the UJ's either...
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Mmmmm, well that would be annoying. Cheers for the heads up though, one more thing to check out tomorrow.Philth wrote:Andy - I'm getting a heavy 'clunk' also when dropping in reverse or going up the gears when cruising. No clunk when changing and I'm on the throttle a bit. Had a look at this with Blue and it appears that I've got far too much slack than is healthy in the diff. Not too good for the UJ's either...


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depends mate
all parts for your diff are availble.
my guess is its an open diff. if you can jack up one side and turn the wheel its open or a very very very worn LSD
in which case its probably backlash between ring and pinion
need new pinion bearings
if you are lucky it just a case of pulling to bits
keeping all parts in the same place
and putting two new bearings on the pinion
and the centre while you are at it
go too long and you will nack the ring gear
Dave
all parts for your diff are availble.
my guess is its an open diff. if you can jack up one side and turn the wheel its open or a very very very worn LSD
in which case its probably backlash between ring and pinion
need new pinion bearings
if you are lucky it just a case of pulling to bits
keeping all parts in the same place
and putting two new bearings on the pinion
and the centre while you are at it
go too long and you will nack the ring gear
Dave
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Me too - since new gearbox always had heavy clunk when 'cruising' - will clunk on the upshift (but doesnt do it under load - smooth as you like when accelerating hard/moderately).Philth wrote:Andy - I'm getting a heavy 'clunk' also when dropping in reverse or going up the gears when cruising. No clunk when changing and I'm on the throttle a bit. Had a look at this with Blue and it appears that I've got far too much slack than is healthy in the diff. Not too good for the UJ's either...
Ah well. Add it to the list. I didnt think it would be the box...
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