1gcrazy
15+ Year Contributor
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- Apr 6, 2005
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Fountain,
Colorado
Aright guys, I have my first dsm i bought for 3 hundo. Its a piece to be honest but the engine runs fairly well. Anywho, my problem is that at 2500-3000 rpm the engine make a funny noise and it only does it in gear. The sound is like nails across a chalk board...seriously. I dont really know any other way of describing it. If you've ever put like a toy wheel on a nail and blown it with an airhose? Thats kinda what it sounds like, the wheel rocks back and fourth as its being spun and will slow down and resist spinning cus its not flush with the nail. Its wild. Either/or, I'm concerned cus i'm currently working on getting another shell to transplant my motor because my shell is a rustbucket.
I'm really not sure where to go with this problem? I mean if i opened up the damn motor, i'm not sure i'll know what to be looking for. I've built 350's and such but never had to diagnose a f'ed up noise like this. I have a slight suspition it could be in my transmission. I really dont know if this is a cronic problem or not. Can ANYONE shine any light on this problem? or is it even a problem? Could it be my turbo? I can hear it spool up so i have reason to believe its not my turbo. And the noise doesn't follow the revs of the turbo. Should i rebuild? I havn't had a chance to do a comp test.
Anywho, thanks for the help in advance.
I'm really not sure where to go with this problem? I mean if i opened up the damn motor, i'm not sure i'll know what to be looking for. I've built 350's and such but never had to diagnose a f'ed up noise like this. I have a slight suspition it could be in my transmission. I really dont know if this is a cronic problem or not. Can ANYONE shine any light on this problem? or is it even a problem? Could it be my turbo? I can hear it spool up so i have reason to believe its not my turbo. And the noise doesn't follow the revs of the turbo. Should i rebuild? I havn't had a chance to do a comp test.
Anywho, thanks for the help in advance.