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    9/12/2013 7:39 PM  #1

    Alan
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    From: Axtell KS
    Registered: 4/03/2013
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    Also having a clunk like fastbackboy.

    I am having that clunk sound also. Seems like when I pull the car in the shed, next time I get in and back out, it seems like something moves before the car will move. Have checked the u joints, tried to move the driveshaft back and forth, tried moving the axle, everything seems tight. Just seems something is spooling up, for a better word, kind of hard to describe. This is in a 67 coupe, 302 5 speed, 9" trac lock with a currie pumpkin. Any thoughts?

    PO had put the driveline in before I got it, so I am not 100 percent sure on how it was all put together.

    67 Coupe, 5.0 EEC IV Fuel injected. T5, 3:70 rear
     

    9/16/2013 7:31 PM  #2

    MS
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    From: Canyon Lake, Texas
    Registered: 1/24/2013
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    Re: Also having a clunk like fastbackboy.

    Check the yoke in the tail of the tranny to be sure it slides easily.  It may be hanging up, or might actually have too long of a driveshaft installed.

    Money you enjoy wasting is NOT wasted money... unless your wife finds out.
     

     

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