Posted by Hobo,NC on February 27, 2020 at 16:51:08 from (75.137.54.87):
In Reply to: Chevy Question posted by Howard H. on February 27, 2020 at 13:45:22:
Also check the transmission mount...
Not to make this a I once had reply I had an older chebby in last summer that about drove me crazy I got a bad new mount right out of the box to compound maters I brought one from a different supplier it also was bad out of the box : (
I spent months looking for the issue I was getting ready to pull the transmission when for the ell of it looked the mount over good the cheap arse rubber settled to much when you put weight on it.
On the driveshaft if it does it pulling and coasting I would wager driveshaft issues. If it goes away when you let off the throttle I would wager engine mounts are a dynamic issue caused when the engine is running.
I have a driveshaft shop close by he gets $100 to check it and balance its the best $100 I have spent even if it does not fix it. If says its not the shaft no need to mess with the shaft anymore look elsewhere.
That's the EZ stuff the rest gets much harder to locate.
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