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Posted by Leroy on January 24, 2007 at 14:18:40 from (209.143.52.215):
I had had the car in the garage and the whole front spencion was checked for the nois I was getting. So I wanted to be a bit prepaired when I went to the transmission shop thinking it had to be in the transmission. Well I got to the transmission shop this morning and after a 6 block test drive he told me it was not in tranny but the dogbone motor mount on top of motor and that was causing the engine to move just enough to make the exaust system make the noise. First garage and myself just could not figure it out. The noise sounded just like the chatter you get out of a stick shift clutch when it is starting to go bad.
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