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Old 10-08-2007, 09:15 AM
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Rattly cluncky on gear change and engine switch off

doing gear changes from high revs and when switching off the car i get a nasty clunk.

any ideas?

a) doughnuts on propshaft?
b) gearbox ??? please specify!
c) other?
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Old 01-20-2008, 02:20 PM
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Hi Benjo,

Just found this whilst looking to try to find a solution for my brother's GTV6. He has no problem with gearchange noises, but has a clunking noise from the front area of the propshaft when switching off.

Did you find a cause, and, more importantly, did you find a solution?
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Old 01-20-2008, 03:02 PM
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he V6 cars have a splined joint to accomodate variences in shaft length. It should be clamped tight. Takes a 17mm socket & is accesable through the oppening in the bottom of the rear engine support.
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he V6 cars have a splined joint to accomodate variences in shaft length. It should be clamped tight. Takes a 17mm socket & is accesable through the oppening in the bottom of the rear engine support.
Thanks for your help. Spot on advice! The fault was in the joint - the spline was worn and tightening up of the splined joint had no effect. The joint has been replaced and the noise has gone. Great!

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Don't you mean Alfa owners must have invented forums?

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