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I was wondering if there is a way to check and see if the flywheel is loose on my 94 gt without pulling the trans and bellhousing. someone told me there was a cover that can be removed to check?
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if you have an auto then you have an inspection cover, but you dont have a flywheel you have a flexplate :P
why would your flexplate be loose
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where the clutch fork is you may be able to reach in with a small prybar and push on it or at least grab the pressure plate with a prybar and try and wiggle it
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you can take the cover off of the clutch linkage is as said above and look inside, i seriously doubt its loose are you thinking maybe you broke the flywheel?
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no the car has a vibration i have checked everything else and the car sounds horrible when it is started (like the starter and flywheel arent metting right) and there is a wierd feeling underneath the floor pans when it is trying to turn over. i think it flywheel may have started to come unbolted
maybe the bell housing is cracked? are the starter bolts tight? is the harmonic balancer original?
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Sounds like you need to take the time and start looking at stuff. Do what MJR said or even remove the starter and see what it looks like. Spine the motor over by hand and check the teeth as well just in case.
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