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Old 11-05-2009, 12:06 PM
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i ahve a a4 ls1 camaro every time i stop i hear a clunk,coming from the rear end or the tranny any idea? almost like a rock
Old 11-05-2009, 12:20 PM
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Check your transmission mount and torque arm mount (on the side of the trans). If either is worn or broken, they can cause a clunk.
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Originally Posted by Wesmanw02
Check your transmission mount and torque arm mount (on the side of the trans). If either is worn or broken, they can cause a clunk.
^^^^^ Ditto^^^^^
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did you have any shift points changed lately?
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yeah my shift points were changed when i got a tune for my new H/C/I setup,it did it before too,but now it does it everytime i come to a stop
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well if they have the car dropping into 1st too low in the mph that could cause it. i expereinced something similar and i uped the shift point and it went away. could be the problem.
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I have this same issue... Sounds like a clunk as soon as it downshifts when coming to a stop. I guess im going to look into it now.




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