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Old 12-23-2013, 04:30 AM   #1
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Drive shaft play

Is this amount of play normal on drive shaft ? my car only done 3,000 miles.

Never been to a track before or did any hard launch.

[ame]http://youtu.be/j2RyiYZLEDw[/ame]

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Normal. This is the play that allows cars to rock back and forth when parked in-gear and the parking brake not engaged. To eliminate this play, the gears would have to be meshed so tight against each other they would wear out super fast.
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Ic, but any idea why every time when i change gear there is like a metal knock sound ? sounds like the gear slapping or something. So I'm wondering is it because of the play in the shaft causing the sound ?
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Ic, but any idea why every time when i change gear there is like a metal knock sound ? sounds like the gear slapping or something. So I'm wondering is it because of the play in the shaft causing the sound ?
I get this this too depending on how I shift. Seems normal, I had the same exact situation in my old BMW... rear end had about the same amount of play in it as in the video shown, shifting into first from a stop would result in a muffled clunk. Was normal
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This is why you just don't want to dump the clutch during a hard takeoff..
You Always want to take up this slack so you don't snap and break things..
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