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Posted at Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:23 am
By StevesLX, New to the forum
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Engine Mechanical problem
1989 Ford Mustang V8 Two Wheel Drive Manual 2500 miles
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I have a vibration that is comeing from my motor. I know its motor related because it does it when you are sitting still as well as when you are moving. It was originally comeing on around 3000 RPM's. I pulled my tranny out and supported the rear of the motor and tightened the motor mounts back up and started the car and reved it up to 3000 and higher and you couldn't feel it no more. I put my tranny back in and you could feel it again. So I pulled the tranny back out and I put a fresh one in that had 0 miles on it that a friend just bought and same deal you could feel the vibration with his too. This vibration is bad enough that it will vibrate the shifter so bad that it hurts your hand and arm to hold onto it. My flywheel, pressure plate and disk, pilot bearing all look fine. I just put this motor in 2 months ago after it was freshened up. It has roughly 2500 miles on it. I did find that the weight on the back of my harmonic balancer was lose. I tightened it back down and started the car up and the vibration was gone at 3000 RPM's, but now its at 5000 RPM's. Not sure if its something inside the motor or not but I need some advise here before I start to tear my motor apart. I have thought about a miss from a burnt plug or something but when you rev the car it doesn't act like it has a miss. This whole deal started all at once it didn't gradually come on. Last Monday the car was fine and Tuesday morning when I started it, it was doing this dumb stuff.
 
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Posted at Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:53 am
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Check crankshaft end play you may have an issue with thrust bearing.
 
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Posted at Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:09 am
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Docfixit wrote:
Check crankshaft end play you may have an issue with thrust bearing.


Exactly what do I need to do to check the crankshaft end play? Can Ido that with the motor in the car?
 
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Posted at Mon Jul 07, 2008 1:29 pm
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You can it might be a little tricky. You will need a dial gague and a magnet base attach to block rig so the gague pointer is on the crankshaft bolt. First push back the crank pully wedge a 2x4 between sway bar and pully. Then set dial gague get between timming cover and harmonic and pry forward gague should move .003 to .005 any more thrust bearing is severly worn out has spun out of position. Lets crank move forward to far on accel binding the rods ie. vibration
 
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