quick flexplate question
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Car: 1992 Camaro RS
Engine: 383 w/Holley Stealth Ram
Transmission: Pro-built 700R4
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quick flexplate question
how many weights, if any are supposed to be on a late model 350( 1 peice seal). i have 1 weight and bad vibration what do you think??
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Car: 90 Iroc
Engine: 355 C.I.D. tuned port
Transmission: 700R4
Cant tell you how many you mave have, But for sure if your missing a weight, you will see a clean spot with spot weld marks,
Inspect your flywheel/flexplate for cracks near the crank area
also If It's cracked some times they make a cherping noise at Idle
Also you can try removing your torqueconverter bolts and rotating It 120 degrees, (test)and again 120 degrees, this will change the balance of the two parts rotating together
Inspect your flywheel/flexplate for cracks near the crank area
also If It's cracked some times they make a cherping noise at Idle
Also you can try removing your torqueconverter bolts and rotating It 120 degrees, (test)and again 120 degrees, this will change the balance of the two parts rotating together
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Car: 1992 Camaro RS
Engine: 383 w/Holley Stealth Ram
Transmission: Pro-built 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.73
Originally posted by superv
Cant tell you how many you mave have, But for sure if your missing a weight, you will see a clean spot with spot weld marks,
Inspect your flywheel/flexplate for cracks near the crank area
also If It's cracked some times they make a cherping noise at Idle
Also you can try removing your torqueconverter bolts and rotating It 120 degrees, (test)and again 120 degrees, this will change the balance of the two parts rotating together
Cant tell you how many you mave have, But for sure if your missing a weight, you will see a clean spot with spot weld marks,
Inspect your flywheel/flexplate for cracks near the crank area
also If It's cracked some times they make a cherping noise at Idle
Also you can try removing your torqueconverter bolts and rotating It 120 degrees, (test)and again 120 degrees, this will change the balance of the two parts rotating together
I want to know what is supposed to be there. I was told late model motors have no weights, my dad who is a mechanic told me 2 weight 180 degrees from each other, and my engine builder/shop gave me a 1 weight one. i want to know what one i need. I have a late model 350 1 peice rear main. normal 350 not LT1 or LS1. and the fly wheel is not cracked.
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Ok, sorry, yea I wasnt sure If you had replaced all that,
I would just pick a late model full sized vehical with that same engine application and see what Its running with.
how Is the vibration with torqueconverted disconnected?
I would just pick a late model full sized vehical with that same engine application and see what Its running with.
how Is the vibration with torqueconverted disconnected?
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haven't tried that yet thats tommorrow i work all day today.
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Car: 91 Z-28, 99 Z-28 & 74 Javelin AMX
Engine: 350, 350, 360
Transmission: Auto, Auto, Auto
I am at my wits end with the same problem
Hi, I have a 1991 Z-28 with a 350 and the 700R4. I recently had the transmission replaced from a semi-reputable shop. They said the flywheel was warped, so they replace it. Upon delivery, the car had a severe vibration at idle thru about 2200 rpm's then it diminishes. I drove the car for a week, then had them replace EVERYTHING. So this time it has a different transmission, different torque converter and a different flywheel. The vibration still exists. I went ahead and put on a new balancer/dampner, but it had no effect on the vibration. Tehy insist it is the correct flywheel, but I have my doubts. - ANy thoughts would be GREATLY appreciated
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Car: 91 Z-28, 99 Z-28 & 74 Javelin AMX
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P.S. I had them "clock" the torque converter by rotating it, to no avail, then I had them unbolt the converter and pull it back, but the vibration was still there.
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ok i moved the converter back and rulled that out. now it in the engine side. any clues??
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