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Old 05-25-2004, 06:11 PM   #2
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Default Re: C-4 tranny question

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Originally posted by 82 GT
When I was putting my 82GT back together last winter I accidently pulled the input shaft all the way out of the tranny.
I've was told that it's important that it goes back in exactly how it came out even though it will go in other ways.
Now that I have it on the road, I notice bad vibrations,especially during de-acceleration. Do you think that since I possiblly installed the shaft wrong that it could be the problem?
I was also thinking of worn u-joints, unbalanced drive shaft or unbalanced wheels/tires.
If I get the gas pedal in the right spot then it seems to level out.
Any suggestions?

I have never heard that about the input shaft. I have taken mine out and put back in various times and had no problems. I would look into the easiest stuff first. The tires and wheels. Then look at the driveshaft and u-joints.

Is your harmonic balancer in good shape???
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