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Ok so I had some idling/backfiring problems with finally got that fixed turns out it was the plenum gasket and the IAC valve. Anyway no it's running better but when I'm driving it it's making a clicking sound I thought it was the U-joints but the rear are all good and I just replace the front. So it makes a clicking sound as I drive it down the road it doesn't make it when it's in park just when I'm driving it, anyone know what it might be?
I'm thinking tranny, from 10k right up to around 70k no it stays the same if im turning! I know the torque converter is going so would it be that by any chance? It
Check the bolts on flex plate to TC. Another member here had that experience. Remove inspection plate and may have to pull started. Pull spark plugs to make it easier to turn crank.
Check the bolts on flex plate to TC. Another member here had that experience. Remove inspection plate and may have to pull started. Pull spark plugs to make it easier to turn crank.
I tried that and they all seem fine! I used loctite when I bolted it together so they shouldn't come loose anytime soon
OK, if TC bolts are good, then it could be the u joints on front. Check front hub bearings as well. I suspect it may be clicking at higher speeds, but increase in engine and road noise may render it unable to be heard.
Would not hurt to double check u joints on deive shafts. Make sure bolts did not loosen off.