Just to thow this out there, did anyone look at your exhaust hangers?

Mine did that a while back when I made right turns. Exhaust rattled on the cross bar.

Just something else to check.

 

What sucks is you will not know for sure until the trans is dropped. How many miles on the car and it the original clutch in the car?
Did they use a stethoscope to listen to all parts of the transmission, disconnect the propeller shaft and feel out the output flange of the transmission?

 

[QUOTE=S2KPUDDYDAD,Feb 5 2008, 10:58 PM] What sucks is you will not know for sure until the trans is dropped.

 

Original clutch as far as I can tell because I still have the clutch buzz, 58K miles, yes we used a steth on the first attempt on the lift, no we did not disconnect the shaft.

 

Made a video!

Please tell me what you make of this.

Notice when I turn the wheel to the right, the sound worsens. Also, at the end of the video, there are some pops in the trans (i suspect) and I could feel it thru the floorboard. I need to get it fixed asap

CLICK FOR THE VIDEO

 

Can you feel it in the wheel? I never seen a trans issue that was steering provoked

I would have to see the car personally to really give an opinion

 

Can't really feel it in the wheel, but the car vibrates juuust a tad when turning to the right. No wheel bearing issues or anything though. The vibrations are coming from the area of the rattling.

 

when the car is not moving, as well as moving?

 

Bill, it rattles a tad when at idle. Not as intense, and you have to listen for it. It really increases with the speed / RPM of the car.

It happens even when the clutch is not engaged, however it is very faint.

 

I am stumped James.. That is a new one to me. I'm dropping my car off at Panducky for a valve job tomorrow afternoon, I could take a look/listen before then though I don't know if it would do any good. You may have start taking things apart to find this one.