- Oct 28, 2004
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I've been reading a lot of posts from people that have done and AODE to T5 swap and have vibration problems after the swap. I did the swap in December and have a similar issue where the vibration starts at about 3500 rpm and gets worse with higher RPM. The vibration happens whether the car is stationary or moving. It also doesn't matter whether you are in gear, in neutral or have the clutch in or out so I think the driveshaft is out of the equation. It's not a terrible vibration, but it's bad enough that I stayed off the track this summer so I wouldn't break anything.
From what I've read, there are issues with imbalanced King Cobra Clutch parts, imbalanced flywheel and Tranny mounts. I've finally got time to put the car up on stands for a while to work on it and I'm getting a plan together to isolate the vibration.
Once I get to the clutch, pressure plate and flywheel, is there any way to tell if they are imbalanced or do they just need to be replaced with parts that are hopefully good? Has anybody got a good step by step process that they have used successfully for this?
It's a 94/95 T5 & Bell Housing with a 5-speed driveshaft, King Cobra clutch, Iron 50oz flywheel. The tranny mount is stock but I had to drill out the holes in the crossmember to get the mount to line up correctly.
Thanks for any pointers you can give,
Barney
From what I've read, there are issues with imbalanced King Cobra Clutch parts, imbalanced flywheel and Tranny mounts. I've finally got time to put the car up on stands for a while to work on it and I'm getting a plan together to isolate the vibration.
Once I get to the clutch, pressure plate and flywheel, is there any way to tell if they are imbalanced or do they just need to be replaced with parts that are hopefully good? Has anybody got a good step by step process that they have used successfully for this?
It's a 94/95 T5 & Bell Housing with a 5-speed driveshaft, King Cobra clutch, Iron 50oz flywheel. The tranny mount is stock but I had to drill out the holes in the crossmember to get the mount to line up correctly.
Thanks for any pointers you can give,
Barney