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#18
06-04-2002, 09:20 PM
swush
>Hey Dunney, have you revved the engine (1500-2000 rpm) in
>neutral and heard the noise?? Does it do it? Cause if it
>doesn't, I've had the same noise since day one! If we've
>got the same noise, it's gotta be transmission related. I
>remember a post a while back about a thin metal plate
>between the engine and trans causing the noise. I'm almost
>100% sure this is where my noise is coming from. Anyone
>remember how the plate was fixed??
It's in the thread down below called Hissing at 2002 RPM.
>neutral and heard the noise?? Does it do it? Cause if it
>doesn't, I've had the same noise since day one! If we've
>got the same noise, it's gotta be transmission related. I
>remember a post a while back about a thin metal plate
>between the engine and trans causing the noise. I'm almost
>100% sure this is where my noise is coming from. Anyone
>remember how the plate was fixed??
It's in the thread down below called Hissing at 2002 RPM.
#19
06-04-2002, 09:20 PM
swush
>Just so long as it doesn't put you in danger of having a
>*power* stroke...
That's a good one.
I cannot say that the site is all bad. One bad apple...well you know how it goes. As a gasser, I should (and so should all of us) at least be aware that it is a dedicated Diesel site.
The thing that bugs me is that the folks who burn gasoline in their SD's & Excursions help to support that site.
Yet, the
ownership still condones what happened in the thread mrrottndog was talking about. 
>*power* stroke...
That's a good one.
I cannot say that the site is all bad. One bad apple...well you know how it goes. As a gasser, I should (and so should all of us) at least be aware that it is a dedicated Diesel site.
The thing that bugs me is that the folks who burn gasoline in their SD's & Excursions help to support that site.
Yet, the
ownership still condones what happened in the thread mrrottndog was talking about. 
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06-05-2002, 05:40 PM
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>Hey guys.I tried bending that thin piece of alloy right
>under the torq converter like superdave from the ford diesel
>site did and my flutter problems are gone.I am one happy
>camper now.Any ideas on how to still convince the wife i
>still need headers?
Tell her this flutter thing is sure to lead to engine failure if ya don't install the headers
>under the torq converter like superdave from the ford diesel
>site did and my flutter problems are gone.I am one happy
>camper now.Any ideas on how to still convince the wife i
>still need headers?
Tell her this flutter thing is sure to lead to engine failure if ya don't install the headers
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