bellhousing clattering?
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bellhousing clattering?
I'm building a 1970 f100. I recently fired up and timed my wicked 306 I built that is backed by a built c4. I noticed a clatter/vibrating kind of noise around 2200 rpm and seems to get louder with acceleration, but goes away at about 2600 rpm. there is no noise at idle other than a nasty lopie cam,
but it sounds to me like it is in the bell housing. I had a guy come over who has built several pulling trucks and motors and he thinks its something with the block plate, flex plate, and convertor. if anybody has any suggestions they would be very appreciated!
thanks josh
but it sounds to me like it is in the bell housing. I had a guy come over who has built several pulling trucks and motors and he thinks its something with the block plate, flex plate, and convertor. if anybody has any suggestions they would be very appreciated!thanks josh
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378941-S .. Torque Converter Lock Nut-3/8" -24 / These nuts have a nylon insert that locks them in place.
These nuts should not be used more than once, because if they are, they may cause the flexplate to wobble on the converter.
Nuts are the same: C4 - C6 - FX/FMX/MX Cruise-O-Matic / AOD
These nuts should not be used more than once, because if they are, they may cause the flexplate to wobble on the converter.
Nuts are the same: C4 - C6 - FX/FMX/MX Cruise-O-Matic / AOD
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