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Old 07-09-2004, 02:31 PM   #1
redz 1970 K5
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Funny Story

So, I noticed the truck still had a bit of drivetrain vibration when I got it home. Tires are balanced well and roll very smoothly at freeway speeds, However when I hit the throttle, I did feel vibration in the drivetrain.

Trip to the car wash with a pressure washer cured that problem. This was not intentional of course- I was just cleaning the motor. I pressure washed the motor and complete drivetrain.

Low and behold, the vibration disappeared.

So a piece of old grease and dirt on the harmonic balancer or one of the drivelines was enough to be the cause of vibration.

Moral of the story- If you have alot of grease and grime underneath, what have you got to lose? Hit it with some degreaser and high pressure and maybe you will get lucky like I did! Plus it just plain looks better.
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