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thumping when accelerating #845245 11/04/07 03:37 PM
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playinmud Offline OP
Mudrunner
wow i havnt been on this site in a while, been at school for about 11 hours a day, well my problem is i get a thumping from under the jeep when i accelerate hard, i was told it could be the transmisson mount or the transfer case shifter linkage, how would i go about checking both of these?


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Re: thumping when accelerating [Re: playinmud] #845246 11/04/07 05:37 PM
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DBL_DTY97TJ Offline
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I don't see how the t-case linkage could cause this. The first thing I'd be looking at is the rear drivshaft. See if there is any play back and forth in it. Worn U joint or possibly alignment bearing if it's a CV shaft. U joint would be my first suspect.


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Re: thumping when accelerating [Re: DBL_DTY97TJ] #845247 11/04/07 07:00 PM
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Brown81CJ5 Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Check your transmission mount and the motor mounts. If you have any play in one of those, the enitre driveline could be torquing up into your floor pan.


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Re: thumping when accelerating [Re: Brown81CJ5] #845248 11/04/07 08:02 PM
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BigJim Offline
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What Brown said....
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Re: thumping when accelerating [Re: BigJim] #845249 11/05/07 02:04 AM
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playinmud Offline OP
Mudrunner
am i just looking to see if its chewed up? atleast thats what i was told to look for


WHEN THE ROAD ENDS, THE FUN BEGINS

97 sahara, 4in skyjacker lift, 33in tires, borla header & catback, 10in subs
Re: thumping when accelerating [Re: playinmud] #845250 11/05/07 03:34 AM
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BigJim Offline
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We are telling you different....
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Re: thumping when accelerating [Re: BigJim] #845251 11/05/07 04:05 AM
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Brown81CJ5 Offline
Body Damage is Cool
The factory rubber bushing mounts are prone to dry rot just like tires are. They won't be "chewed up", but look more like they are crumbling. If they look like that then they are not absorbing anything, just squishing out of the way. Might also want to check to see if it is just the bolts that are loose.

The prob occuring at acceleration, especially hard acceleration, leads me to believe that it couldn't be much else but the driveline mounts....tranny mount and motor mounts checked visually...you might need to lower your T-skid to check the tranny mount...not familiar with TJ's.


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Re: thumping when accelerating [Re: Brown81CJ5] #845252 11/05/07 10:57 PM
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playinmud Offline OP
Mudrunner
my bad i didnt comprehend the check for play part


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