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stick shakes in gear


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Dec 14, 2008
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18
Vehicle Year
1995
3rd Gen
Transmission
Manual
i recently lifted my truck 3in the front with washers in the shocks 3in longer struts, and 4.5 degree cambers from napa. i also put on 33 in tires. i only have a 4cylinder shortbed 95, the engine has some slight mods like a snorkle that runs into a cold air intake, and the exhaust runs straight out after the cat.

i have recently noticed that my stick shakes when in gear, its the worse in 3rd gear. i have also noticed that the main seal i think its called, the one between the cluth and the tranny has started leaking, its leaking anti freeze. i have been keeping up on ,making sure this is filled.

does anyone know why my clutch is shaking so much, are the tires to big? i have no problem off roading or going to the sand dunes. 4x4 and 4x4 low both work very well. is the seal just mad, or do i need to get a new cluth soon, i have noticed it is kind of hard to put it into gear, but its also a lifted truck.

am i going to need to replace the clutch soon, or the tranny? the clutch is the stock origionall one and the trcuk has 130k miles, but i also know how to drive a stick, so im not just slamming it into gear.
 
Mine shakes too... I just kinda go with the flow, its been like that since I bought it.
 
i i have also noticed that the main seal i think its called, the one between the cluth and the tranny has started leaking, its leaking anti freeze. i have been keeping up on ,making sure this is filled.

your "main seal" is a oil seal on the crank shaft so unless your oil pan is full of coolant its not the rear main seal. if you are leaking coolant you most likely have a bad freeze plug inside the bell housing on the back side of the motor. since my pile of parts is just a wheeling rig i used BARs block sealer and it fixed it. the shifter shaking most likely is not the clutch. it sounds like something is out of balance OR the bearings in your trans could be going. your drive shaft(s), crank shaft (harmonic balancer), u-joint(s), etc.

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