Give me a list of what can cause vibrations in the gear stick/shifter
10-21-2014, 04:11 AM
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Give me a list of what can cause vibrations in the gear stick/shifter
Everything that will cause shifter vibration. And how to diagnose.
10-21-2014, 06:47 AM
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A 25 year old 944.
Besides that, torque tube bearings, torque tube end (nub) fit in pilot bearing, torque tube straightness, flywheel, pressure plate, friction plate, balance belt, engine mounts.
Mine has always vibrated. Never found anything wrong. I think they just 'do'.
Besides that, torque tube bearings, torque tube end (nub) fit in pilot bearing, torque tube straightness, flywheel, pressure plate, friction plate, balance belt, engine mounts.
Mine has always vibrated. Never found anything wrong. I think they just 'do'.
10-21-2014, 06:58 AM
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I just tightened the gear stick to remove the sloppyness.
New TT bearings. the PP is new. flywheel is machined. Although i noticed a bolt hanging out of it pointing down.
Hmm one thing i forgot to replace (i found it after dropping the engine in) was the bearing in the flywheel. And when i did the TT bearings, i dont think the nub was sitting in the bearing properly because now the clutch engagement is much better with no chatter at all.
New TT bearings. the PP is new. flywheel is machined. Although i noticed a bolt hanging out of it pointing down.
Hmm one thing i forgot to replace (i found it after dropping the engine in) was the bearing in the flywheel. And when i did the TT bearings, i dont think the nub was sitting in the bearing properly because now the clutch engagement is much better with no chatter at all.
10-21-2014, 03:44 PM
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As soon as the orginal clutch gets replaced (therefore no longer some of the rubberized stuff), a buzz will inherently develop (usually around the low 3,000 RPMs ). It's normal.
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10-22-2014, 02:41 AM
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Hmmm. Thanks for the info guys. It's not a bad vibration, it's small. I had a huge one from the TT bearings.
Hopefully this thread is useful for someone else.
Hopefully this thread is useful for someone else.
10-25-2014, 03:07 PM
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