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Vibrations at 2000rpm

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Around 2000 rpm the engine does not feel as smooth as it should. Power and responsiveness are good.

The flywheel is an aluminum Scheifer unit. I am suspicious that I am dealing with a flywheel balance issue, or perhaps pressure plate/clutch balance. The input seal to the transmission is leaking oil, so I am prepared to do a teardown, replace clutch components, and have the flywheel balanced (assuming it’s in good enough condition to do so)—but I want to make sure I have covered the other reasonable possibilities before diving in.

Any suggestions for what else I should check?



1954 Crestline Victoria 312 4-bbl, 3-speed overdrive

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Forum Post Vibrations at 2000rpm By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post I am not an expert by any means but whatever you do, when you have it... By Deyomatic ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Short of taking the flywheel and pressure plate to a shop to have the... By Ted ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Ted, that is a great suggestion. If I end up removing the... By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post I WAS going to suggest checking the timing, as too much advance at... By DANIEL TINDER ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Four months later, I finally got around to removing the transmission.... By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Any chance at all for a simple miss fire. If your at a loss can’t hurt... By 312YBlock ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post T86 transmissions do not have front input seals. My '55 TBird has... By Florida_Phil ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post A lot of people including myself found out the hard way that those... By Lord Gaga ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post From the diagrams I’ve looked at the Ford transmission has an oil... By DryLakesRacer ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Phil, mine is the same as yours with the spiral groove in the bearing... By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Years ago I purchased a flywheel from Mummert. It came drilled for the... By FORD DEARBORN ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post I have a steel flywheel from a 223. It also has a 10” clutch and... By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post If a 10" clutch worked before then it will probably work again.... By charliemccraney ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Not sure on the Ford collars diameter but for the, Muncie, BW T-10,... By DryLakesRacer ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Correction: my input shaft is 1" diameter. I put a caliper on it to... By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post I ended up sourcing clutch parts from Van Pelt and using a steel... By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post That is great to hear. I’m guessing driving with a steel or cast iron... By DryLakesRacer ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Definitely. I can’t perceive the engine revving any more slowly... By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )
Forum Post Well, perhaps I posted too soon. Now that I have put some miles on... By peeeot ( 3 Years Ago )


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