yep, well the parking brake cable WAS loose and rubbing, im not sure yet if it fixed my whole problem but FINGERS CROSSED! i need to fiddle around with the parking brake cable a little more to get everything in link but the parking brake still does work and i really never use it.

sonjaab, Thank you for pointing the parking brake cable out and i apologize for kinda being an azz and jumping to an conclusion.

 

I watched your video and you cant hear much of anything , the only thing i got from it is JACK STANDS YOU NEED JACK STANDS do not get under a car on just a jack AND NEVER get under a car that's running and in gear on just a jack too many people die every year because they don't wanna take the extra 2 min to put stands under a car. Ok back to your flywheel shimming will not help broke teeth it could acually make it worse , if indeed you are missing teeth the only fix i know of is a new flywheel that means the trans has to come out it's not an expensive part at all but the labor is a bitch.

 

well apperantly, IT WAS THE FREAKIN PARKING BRAKE CABLE! i cant belive an little cable caused all this hassle lol. Thanks everyone though for all your suggestions.

This is actually sadily one of the best days in my life, first i fix the problem on my camaro and then.... I GET MY 2 FREE MUFFLERS! I won two hushpower mufflers and tried them on the camaro and WOW they sound really good, much cleaner, quiter, and smoother sounding then having no muffler...

 

I see it's been taken care of!! Great!!
I was meaning the grinding noise you mentioned while driving.
So, fixing the cable took care of the noise you heard when starting too?

 

i'm glad you got it fixed i didn't mean to sound preachy but it is very important to be safe always use stands we want you to be around till your old like most of us are , too many people get hurt for no reason good luck kid you got a great first car.

 

yep it took away all of it, but it came back BUT its because i just disconnected the line and thought it would stay, obvisouly not but i cannot for the life of me get the braking cable links set up back into one piece!

 

Thats to be expected. In order to reconnect the brake cables and get them back in place, you need to back off the adjusting nut to the very end of the threads. This should give you the slack you need to put everything back together. Be sure you have the cables routed correctly through all the little brackets so it doesnt drag again.

 

thanks, i'll give it an shot tomorrow or sometime soon, its not an HUGE deal to be i just wanted to find out what it was initially.

 

Get some jackstands. Being under a car only supported by a jack will kill you eventually. I know it's been said already, but it bears repeating. Safety first!