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Monday when driving my 91 TA Vert (126K miles,) (I have all the records, I've had the car almost a year,) going low speed thru the bank drive thru I heard this constant, "clang" that seemed to change with speed.... of course, I only hear it at low speed, because at 60 with the windows up it's inaudible. Definitely a metallic sound. Also heard it when pulling in and out of the inspection bay. No vibration or anything else obvious. If I didn't know better, I would think someone put a zip tie on the driveshaft.
Ideas or best guess? I saw one YT video about a torque arm bushing and that was the noise, exactly.
This weekend I'll jack it up and spin the wheels.
Agreed... though a poly torque arm bushing may tighten it up...
The poly trans mount seem too hard... let me know if you find a quality rubber trans mount...
Napa use to sell some, but part number no longer works...
I am going to try this one from Energy Suspension. I have it and the car is going to the shop Wednesday. I will let you know how this works, it labeled as a "softer" Poly and the reviews I read seem to like it and say it isn't as harsh as the red Poly. I am replacing a rubber parts store special that only lasted 2 yrs, I have no idea what brand it was but apparently it was not very well made.
Speaking of torque arm bushing I also purchased the same Black Poly bushing for it and will be replaced along with the trans mount.
12-07-2022, 01:37 PM
