Re: Clunk identification
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Originally Posted by Grumpy old man
I think you all are digging too deep . I'm thinking it's the drivers side motor mount , On a car of the same age the shifter would be torqueing over to the right but with these old trucks and having a bell housing Mounts the shifter wont torque so much that the shifter will move to the right . I'd start looking there before digging further .
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A very real possibility. The sound seemed to be close by in the video.
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