Thread: Engine Vibration
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08-23-2009 08:38 AM #1
Engine Vibration
I have a 1969 chevy 350 hooked to a t56 transmission and I am getting a vibration from 3500 rpms up in neutral . I took the trans out and tried it out and it is not vibrating when I rev it up to 5000. Could it not be that I am not feeling it because the engine is mounted as solid without the trans??
AngeloLast edited by 32piro; 08-23-2009 at 08:41 AM.
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08-23-2009 08:49 AM #2
do you run solid mounts?????
with the trans out do you leave the clutch attacked to flywheel???
Do you have pilot bearing/bushing???
Are you revving it with the clutch down??? or up??? wheels turning???
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08-23-2009 09:42 AM #3
Rubber mounts, with the pressure plate on and off,and I am running a pilot bushing. when i first took the trans out I ran it without the pressure plate and it didnt vibrate so I figured that was it, but i mounted back on the flywheel in the same spot to see if would vibrate but it didnt give me the vibration.So now I am scratching my head .
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08-23-2009 09:54 AM #4
Give us some history. Have you run this motor previously? Any shake then? Did you just rebuild it or make other changes?
Don
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08-23-2009 10:16 AM #5
I did run the motor before I bought it but I did rev it up that high cause I knew that I was going to rebuild it . It is a stock rebuild except for a rough idling cam(comp cams 262). Other then the vibration it runs good.
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