Annoying steering clunk...?

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Has anybody had this? Seems to be most prevalent in 1st/2nd gear, or under heavy braking. Feels like the entire rack shifts, pulling the whole steering column with it. It clunks, and I can feel it thru the wheel. Is this typical? I've only had the SHO for 8 months, so I am learning. Is this something new SFB's would remedy?

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Couldn't this also be a motor mount problem? shrug
Unless the mounts have been reduced to metal on metal, braking would not cause a "clunk" from the motor mounts.
 

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Motor mounts seem to be good, but they are stock. I'm gauging by the old "shiny spots on manifold" test - there are none.

SFB's are stock, and I think recall kit is done, and they show no cracking, but they are rubber...

Anybody got some cop SFB's? Or willing to share plans for aluminum ones? I can fab my own...
 

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shobikes:
Motor mounts seem to be good, but they are stock. I'm gauging by the old "shiny spots on manifold" test - there are none.

SFB's are stock, and I think recall kit is done, and they show no cracking, but they are rubber...

Anybody got some cop SFB's? Or willing to share plans for aluminum ones? I can fab my own...
Someone in the classifieds has a set of the police SFB's for sale. The aluminum SFB dimensions are in the forum archives somewhere, just run a search.
 

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I have a 93 with the same problem. How harmful is it drive the car before getting it fixed?

<small>[ August 28, 2003, 03:34 AM: Message edited by: MG ]</small>
 

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