Oh no, what is this noise? Edit: WARPED FLEXPLATE

[83beater]

Yep. Thanks all for your input. Just spent about 6 hours by myself in the driveway (was nice, 55* today) swapping on a spare flexplate I had. No more noise or weird vibrations. Steady rotation as well.

Currently going through this..what was the easiest way to replace it with out pulling to many parts off

 

[DRIVEN]

Either pull the transmission or pull the engine. Whichever you think is easiest.

 

[83beater]

Either pull the transmission or pull the engine. Whichever you think is easiest.

I'm pulling the transmission just enough to get in there and replace it

 

[DRIVEN]

Sounds like you already have your answer then.

 

[MrSony]

Make damn sure you got enough room under the car. At least a foot and a half maybe 2 feet. Transmission jack helps, or make a platform out of wood. If you have a sbc take your dist cap and rotor off so it won't hit the firewall. Cut up a 20.oz pop bottle shove it on the tailshaft and duct tape the sh*t out of it to keep spillage down. DO NOT FORGET TO UNBOLT THE DIPSTICK TUBE AND REMOVE KICKDOWN/TV CABLE.

 

[83beater]

Make damn sure you got enough room under the car. At least a foot and a half maybe 2 feet. Transmission jack helps, or make a platform out of wood. If you have a sbc take your dist cap and rotor off so it won't hit the firewall. Cut up a 20.oz pop bottle shove it on the tailshaft and duct tape the sh*t out of it to keep spillage down. DO NOT FORGET TO UNBOLT THE DIPSTICK TUBE AND REMOVE KICKDOWN/TV CABLE.

Ok see I didnt know I had to remove the tv cable though I had enoght to pull it back

 

[83beater]

Got it done .Looks like it's the stock one

 

[yourownself]

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