gtkane said:They don't have to be "broken in", but as far as adjustment, they may be slightly twisted and causing a vibration. Try this:loosen the mount to frame bolts and the through bolt slightly. Idle the engine for a minute,then re-tighten the bolts. That should let the mounts fall into their natural position. Do the same for the trans mount.
You could also try spraying some penetrating fluid on the rubber exhaust hangars in case they have shifted position.
Is it possible I could have damaged it while jacking up the motor/trans to change the mounts?davesyo said:there is a possibility that it could also be a torque converter problem since it seems better in neutral. ,unless maybe it is just a tune up issue or misfire
Bikehauler said:It's possible but not probable. Unless you have a big dent in the bottom of the pan from jacking I doubt you did any damage. I would suggest you BLOCK the wheels and have some one sit in the van with it in gear and their foot on the brake. Be very careful and listen for the noise. From the outside it should be fairly easy to find the noise.
Please don't run yourself over!! :dunce:
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