Once you get Neptune to interpret and display the wideband 0-5V signal to match the display'd values shown on your old laptop logging software (by messing with your offsets, etc.), you will now be able to trust what is shown in Neptune and you won't need your old laptop anymore. Does this make sense?
So took her for a ride. On the way home heard something in the trans area make some noise. It didn't effect the functionality of it but now it's making a nice noise. ?‍♂
I don't have an edit button and it fucking sucks.....sound isn't there with clutch engaged....slave not releasing all the way? pressure plate tooth bent? bolt backed out enough that the flex plate or something just barely hits it
With the car in neutral the wheel's are tough to spin. It spins fine at first but then there's a tough spot then it gets easier again. It does it in all gears.
Spin each tire, if it's an open diff the tires will spin opposite each other, but the trans internals wont move except for the diff spider gears.
If you hear noise or feel extreme roughness at this point spinning the wheels by hand, you narrowed it down to wheel bearings, cv joints, diff spiders, etc.
If you hear no noise or feel no roughness then its further up the chain.
I would suggest draining the trans to see what comes out. Lots of shiny or large chunks will tell the answer. Definitely RPM/Speed based, so it could be something else like flywheel related. Have you driven it making this noise? Does it vibrate a lot or just make the funny noise. Back to first suggestion. Drain and change fluid, see what happens. Did you shim the diff when it was installed? Axles aren't binding or touching anything right?
I'll investigate a bit more and report back. I didn't do the LSD, I sent it out to be done. It makes a little vibration when I'm driving it. It does seem speed based, it gets more violent as you go faster.
I'm not sure. I haven't had a chance to get back in there and rip out the trans. It's pretty frustrating, I finally get it running and boom something else goes wrong.
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