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Did anybody know about T5 trannt , because I have big problem with mine

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Slow5.0

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Did anybody know about T5 tranny , because I have big problem with mine

Hi , I have 94 Mustang GT Vert with T5 tranny , I try post my problem in 94-95 Specific but nobody know whats wrong so I wanna try here , I know you guys have T-45 but thats allmost same thing like T-5

My problem
When Im driving my car real slow ,and when I relesed gas pedal I hear a thump or clunk sound, it only happens at real slow speeds and only when I press the clutch in 1st or 2nd (now that happening in all gears) , it seems like something shifts back in fourth from underneath the car like the tranny or clutch.
anyone know what it could be?

I have new King Cobra clutch kit and new U joints, this problem come before I change clutch and U-joint , so that mean something else is bad BUT what
 

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it may be normal buddy... i have a T-45, but i have a slight "thud" every once in a while too when i pull off the gas completely after acceleration. i dunno if that helps any, but consider this a bump
 

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This is happening all the time
 
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I have this happen all the time but it is more noticable for me in higher gears and lower rpm. I believe it is the drivetrain going from exerting a torque to the rear wheels, and then having the wheels exerting a torque on the driveshaft and transmission. Basically i think he slack that was put in the drivetrain by letting of the gas is being taken up buy the wheels then spinning transmission and engine. If that maked any sense to you, I am pretty sure its normal, but if u don't like it just keep your foot to the floor
-john
 

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Yes you right , but how I can fixed that without keeping foot to the floor , meybe input or out put shaft is bad
 

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i'm kinda at a loss on this one, but what about a bad tranny mount
 

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True. Rotten tranny mount rubber bushings can cause slop and movement.
Check out the mount. It's usually not very hard to replace if it's necessary.
 

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I'm allready check tranny mount, my is good
 
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