New noise discovered

[Kern Dog]

YOU KNOW.. Now I know why this site does not have much action .. you guys are a bunch of jerks... A guy comes on here for help he gets two good answers .. then a bunch of JERKS jump in and start with the STUPID answers, Muffler barrens , Cock bites, valve bleed off??. and talking to them self's ... for a full page and a half..JERKS JUST JERKS.....
So its been almost a week and he is gone MIA.

Life can be a struggle for some but it is far worse when you are a humorless dullard.
This site gets plenty of action, unlike you....maybe getting some might improve your outlook.

 

[Nevada dan]

First thing I would check is a shock bolt not tight enough
Famous for clunking noise

 

[jball1105]

Finally got a chance to get a video. Both axles spin but the driveshaft doesn’t move. If I just wiggle a wheel back and forth it seems to engage a bit but otherwise nothing.

 

[1 Wild R/T]

Finally got a chance to get a video. Both axles spin but the driveshaft doesn’t move. If I just wiggle a wheel back and forth it seems to engage a bit but otherwise nothing.

That's how an open differential works... if you lock one wheel the driveshaft will turn... Unless the transmission is in park, then nothing is gonna move beyond taking up the lash...

 

[jball1105]

That's how an open differential works... if you lock one wheel the driveshaft will turn... Unless the transmission is in park, then nothing is gonna move beyond taking up the lash...

Ok so on to the next. I learn something new everyday.

 

[1 Wild R/T]

Ok so on to the next. I learn something new everyday.

But that doesn't answer what your clunk is.. Since it happens when driving the rotors would clunk on the wheel studs since they are clamped to the axle by the lug nuts...

Nevada Dan's suggestion about shock mounts is good but that tends to clunk/rattle on a rough road & throttle position shouldn't have any effect...

 

[WileERobby]

Finally got a chance to get a video. Both axles spin but the driveshaft doesn’t move. If I just wiggle a wheel back and forth it seems to engage a bit but otherwise nothing.

Did you first do what I suggested in #4 ?

 

[WileERobby]

YOU KNOW.. Now I know why this site does not have much action .. you guys are a bunch of jerks... A guy comes on here for help he gets two good answers .. then a bunch of JERKS jump in and start with the STUPID answers, Muffler barrens , Cock bites, valve bleed off??. and talking to them self's ... for a full page and a half..JERKS JUST JERKS.....
So its been almost a week and he is gone MIA.

 

[1 Wild R/T]

YOU KNOW.. Now I know why this site does not have much action .. you guys are a bunch of jerks... A guy comes on here for help he gets two good answers .. then a bunch of JERKS jump in and start with the STUPID answers, Muffler barrens , Cock bites, valve bleed off??. and talking to them self's ... for a full page and a half..JERKS JUST JERKS.....
So its been almost a week and he is gone MIA.

Getting this thread back on track.....

 

[jball1105]

Did you first do what I suggested in #4 ?

Yes I did. Didn’t find anything loose.

 

[jball1105]

Here’s a video of the noise in action.

 

[Kern Dog]

You need to get a car buddy to ride in the back seat while you drive.
That slows down with the rotation the tire. It sounds wheel and tire related.
Also, try rotating the phone when recording. Vertical video looks horrible.

 

[eldubb440]

that should not be that difficult to zero in on

 

[jball1105]

that should not be that difficult to zero in on

Cool, thanks.

 

[eldubb440]

Cool, thanks.

didn't mean it as sarcasm (if that's how it came off)...... it's obviously a wheel/brake or driveshaft/rear thing

 

[icetech]

Wow that is crazy, it almost sounds like a u-joint has lost all it's bearings

 

[icetech]

I know it can't be but that sounds exactly how a loose rim will sound.. what a weird thing to be so hard to track down

 

[copper67sat]

I might have missed this in the thread somewhere...Do you have disc brakes? Does it go away when you apply the brakes? Kind of sounds like a loose brake pad. I had that happen a long time ago and it made a similar noise. It was on my 67 Satellite with factory 4 piston caliper disc brakes. I don’t recall the cause or fix, but it was probably a sticking caliper piston.

 

[khryslerkid]

It doesn't change when applying the brakes. I vote for bad U- joint or loose/bad pinion bearings.

I already mentioned a loose wheel.

 

[69Bee]

Here’s a video of the noise in action.

Sounds like maybe the spider gear pin in the carrier is moving about??