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      05-17-2019, 08:02 PM   #1
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Too much movement when unloading the engine at low RPMS

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Had new motor mounts put in and I still find the car has a nice solid thud when I unload the engine at low rpms. Still think it's moving too much. Could the tranny mount be worn? I was told the tranny mounts were quite robust though. Have ~67000kms on this 6MT car.
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Hi guys,

Had new motor mounts put in and I still find the car has a nice solid thud when I unload the engine at low rpms. Still think it's moving too much. Could the tranny mount be worn? I was told the tranny mounts were quite robust though. Have ~67000kms on this 6MT car.
Mine is a manual, if you don't give enough gas when changing up it can jolt the flywheel on engagement. I think if I had a new dual mass flywheel it would absorb the impact better, but generally it's normal. If you have DCT could be the same mechanical scenario just related to whatever systems manage the clutch engagement.
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      05-17-2019, 08:34 PM   #3
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probably not the tranny mounts. seems like driveshafts are starting to take a dump on some of the higher mileage cars lately. might be something to look into.
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probably not the tranny mounts. seems like driveshafts are starting to take a dump on some of the higher mileage cars lately. might be something to look into.
I get slop from my drivetrain at low rpm's on low on and off throttle, it does feel like the whole drivetrain is jerking around but I've replaced motor/trans mounts and diff mounts as well as have a new differential. I also recently installed a new short shifter and now it's more pronounced. I get cow bell at take off too so I know my drive shaft is on its way out. Plus when I was installing the short shifter I could see lots of grease had been spewed around from the drive shaft center bearing. If that's what your experiencing OP, beefs right.
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      05-17-2019, 11:15 PM   #5
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Thanks guys. I wouldnt say its bad yet but maybe i gotta drive this car a bit differently. What other symptoms of a bad driveshaft are there?
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