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Old 07-10-2018, 09:09 AM   #3
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Check the output shaft covers. When I used to autocross my car (hundreds of clutch drops with track tires) I ended up cracking one of the covers. Oddly it didn’t leak but the crack created an edge for the drive axle to grind on. Oddly I now I have a new grinding with a different transmission 5 years later. It only grinds going forwards and doesn’t grind when the wheels are up in the air. Probably once again a transmission problem. The 2.5L transmissions aren’t great for taking abuse
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