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sitting in nutral with the clutch in brng up your rpms slowly to about where it normally starts and see if it still does it, that way you dont have to leave the yard to find out where its comming from. and if it dosent i would lean to u joints like mentioned above.
just wondering, is it possble to have the fly wheel on, and indexed wrong, thus causing the im ballance in it to work against you, like heavy side of the crank and the heavy side of the flywheel matching up, versus, heavy side of the crank matching with the light side of the flywheel??
When I replaced the balancer and while all the belts were off I started the engine and it still vibrates. As for the flywheel being indexed right, one or more of the bolt holes will not aline with the crank holes if its not indexed right. Does anyone know if theres a difference between auto flywheels and truck flywheels. I ask this because the casting numbers on the engine indicate that it is an auto engine and the casting number on the flywheel indicates it is a truck flywheel.
what year is your rotating assembly? Either the engine needs a 28 oz. or 50 oz. imbalance regardless of whether it's from/for a car or truck.Who put it together ? Was there any parts swapping, new crank etc.
The engine is a 74 model, the flywheel is a 77 model and the balancer is a 74 model. The crankshaff is a 2MA. Everthing tells me you should use 28oz. flywheel and balancer. Do not know the history of this engine. The previous owner did not install this engine. Do not know how to get in touch with his previous owner.
that has the different Balances you can add and remove to get the best for your application. This way with everything back together and all I had to due was take off the dust shield and I could change the balance of the flywheel, and go with the setup that had the least vibration.
It is tough to know what is corrcect when you are not sure of what you have.
that was part of my problem also.
any just an idea for you. yes I know the aluminum is $$$$ but how much is it worth your time to keep taking everything apart and putting back together?