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Brake line leaking - Photos inside

syP

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May 24, 2007
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no idea.

it started to come last year towards the end of the year last year and with house projects i had 0 desire to even look at it.

goes away with a little throttle... and sounds like most other guy's flex plate noises... but last night i was thinking that i have a feeling that it might be that the rear power log cracked and is making all sorts of ruckus. they are pretty well known for cracking right? my thought is that it cracked near a flange or something and the motor at low rpm's make it rattle like crazy... then with a little throttle it harmonizes

i hope.

mine did the same type of sound. was a cracked flexplate.
 

RICH17

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Nov 14, 2008
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While we are arguing about how to pull an engine, it is easiest to drop the whole front assembly including engine, trans. cradle, steering and front suspension and raise car body up on a lift.

Made putting TOG Extreme headers, new flex plate, and something else on my car a cake walk. Start to finish under 8 hours and I was hardly dirty except for my hands.
[MENTION=19]Yaj Yak[/MENTION] Why do you have the bag o rocks noise at idle?

That's because you have a lift.
 

Freebeer187

The Bolt Rounder
Feb 2, 2009
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What shop is that? Guy close by quoted me $500+
I'll have to get mine done...

Velasquez Muffler & Brakes

One thing to note, they do not do fuel lines. If your fuel lines are anywhere near as bad as mine, they might brake if smacked with a tool. When they ran the long run of the lines to the rear, they did use a harness to keep the lines in place rather than removing the old lines and running them in the harness the stock lines sit in. Not a factory job, but the last thing I wanted is the guy to break the fuel line. If you are interested in having them routed exactly like OEM, you may want to stress that.
 
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