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1989 fleetwood 01-04-2008 01:23 PM

clunks when change gear
 
Hey guys, lemme know what you think. My car has always clunked when i put it into revearse. It would rock the whole car. But now its clunks when i put it into drive as well. It also makes an awfull noise with the clunk. It sounds like ...a dog yellping, If that makes any sense. You think this is the engine mounts?

slowroll 01-04-2008 06:57 PM

RE: clunks when change gear
 
Worn or broken motor and/or transmission mounts very likely cause. High idle speed can also cause clunking in gear.

Stealth 01-04-2008 07:59 PM

RE: clunks when change gear
 

Clunking like a dog yelping? I need help on that description.

Additionally, to add to slowroll response, also check the mounts of the various exhaust system
components which often rust / crack and let go and ... one more .. exhaust manifolds being tight after
xx number of years.













1989 fleetwood 01-05-2008 02:54 PM

RE: clunks when change gear
 
ya the transmission is slipping pretty bad, im waiting after some up coming court fees to get it fixed. When they rebuild the tranny will they put new tranny mounts on or will that be something extra? and ya it sounds like something that needs some grease to it ... kind of dry.. like a umph noise.

G.A.R.Y. 01-05-2008 03:32 PM

RE: clunks when change gear
 

ORIGINAL: Stealth


Clunking like a dog yelping?

Thanks for my biggest laugh so far for the new year.

76eldoragtop 01-06-2008 09:36 AM

RE: clunks when change gear
 
I wonder what kind of dog he has?

bigboi85 01-10-2008 07:58 PM

RE: clunks when change gear
 
Ceck the u-joints too. My old Regal clunked when I went into reverse and that ended up being the problem.


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