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Old 10-28-2004, 04:15 PM
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Question 84 S10

I Have An 84 S10 2wd 2.8l V6. I Just Replaced The Flywheel, And The Valve Cover Gaskets, And The Oilpan Gasket (that Was A Bitch) And Also Gave It A Tune Up (plugs, Wires, Cap, Rotor, Oil, Trans Fluid,) I'm Doing The Coolant Flush This Weekend. My Question Is This: No Matter How Much Stuff I Do, It Seems That I Can't Get Rid Of The Shake In The Motor. Sitting At Idle, It Feels Like I'm Sitting On A Space Shuttle About An Inch Off The Ground. And Also, I've Replaced The Starter, But Now Every Time I Try To Start It, I Get A High Pitched Grinding Sound, Then It Catches, Then I Try To Start It Again And It Jumps Right In. I Thought It Might Be The Mounting Shims, But Removing One Of Them Hasn't Helped At All. Help Guys!!!
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Old 10-28-2004, 04:29 PM
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Re: 84 S10

alright your starter problem might be your starter ring gear on the flywheel. the teeth are probably rounded off at a certain point so it engauges sometimes and grinds others times depending on where the ring gear teeth are to the starter teeth.
the shaking at idle could be the engine mounts. check your engine mounts by putting a jack under the oil pan (make sure you put a piece of wood in between the jack and the oil pan or lift the motor by a more secure point) and slowly try to lift the motor. DO NOT LIFT THE VEHICLE ONLY THE MOTOR. if the motor lifts up even a small amount your motor mounts are bad. replace them and that will solve your shaking problem. if the mounts are good then you might have a missfire or a dead cylinder(low compression or no compression). check the compression of all cylinders. i also noticed that your missing 2 important parts on the tune up you have done. dont forget to replaced the fuel filter and the pcv valve. good luck. let us know what you find.
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Old 10-28-2004, 04:43 PM
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Motor Mounts

I Already Checked The Mounts (first Thing I Did Before I Bought It) And I Just Replaced The Tranny Mount When I Replaced Theflywheel/ring Gear. (it Is An Automatic And You Can't Purchase The Ring Gear By Itself Unless You Want To Weld It Onto Flywheel Yourself.) I Replaced The Fly Wheel Because Th Flywheel Broke At The Crankshaft.
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Re: 84 S10

No Misfire, Compression Is Beautiful
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Old 10-28-2004, 04:49 PM
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Re: 84 S10

Fuel Filter And Pcv Valve Are Now Added On To My To Do List
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Old 10-28-2004, 08:06 PM
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Re: 84 S10

Check your vacuum with a guage. If you have checked each plug to make sure that all 6 are getting fire and the compression is good, start checking for intake manifold gasket, TBI base gasket or any vacuum line.
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Old 10-29-2004, 01:31 PM
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that was the info i needed. i found your problem. you replaced the flywheel/flexplate. there are 2 types of flexplate/flywheels. there is a internally balanced and an externally balanced flexplate. the internally balanced flexplate is balanced as a rotating assembly. so; the flexplate, crankshaft, and harmonic balancer are balanced as 1 unit. the externally balanced flexplate is balanced by itself. the crankshaft and harmonic balancer are also balanced by themself. find out what kind of flexplate you purchased.
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Old 10-29-2004, 03:10 PM
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Re: 84 S10

I Got The Externally Balanced. It Strange Because When I Replaced It The First Time, Before It Broke, It Was Making The Same Noise. But Only After About 6 Months Of Smooth Starts. The Bolts Mounting The Flywheel To The Crank Had Sheared Off The Wheel Itself. Is It Possible That My Crank Is Putting Out More Power Than Tha Flywheel Can Handle?
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Old 10-29-2004, 03:11 PM
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Re: 84 S10

And What The Heck Is A Harmonic Balancer? Is It The Drum Thingy That Connects To The Flywheel With The Three Triangulated Bolts?
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Re: 84 S10

Oh Yeah Fuel Filter Replaced Last Night.
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Re: 84 S10

You need to get another starter.

Did you get a complete new starter or did you use some parts from your old one? The high pitched noise when stating is from the starter gear not meshing properly and only catch the tops of the teeth on the flywheel.

Also, you need to have the vehicle timed properly and make you don't have a timing wire to disconnect from a spark control or computer, I don't know whether a 1984 has it.

Maybe your carb needs rebuilting and needs a new kit?
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Old 10-29-2004, 04:44 PM
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Re: 84 S10

call up a gm dealer and see if your model year truck is internally balanced or externally balanced. harmonic balancer is the pulley assembly bolted to the front of the crankshaft. yes. it looks like a triangle with rubber dampeners in it. most of them have the timing marks on them.
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Old 10-29-2004, 09:42 PM
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Re: 84 S10

If I remember correct if the starter is making a high pitched whine it to close to the flywheel and needs more shims. If it makes a zing sound then its hitting the top of the flywheel teeth and needs shims removed because its to far away
Next did you put the flywheel on backwards it will bolt on both ways but things will be out of wack
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Old 11-01-2004, 12:06 PM
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Re: 84 S10

The Flywheel Only Mounted One Way.the Transmission Only Allowed One Way To Mount It. And It Is Making The Zing Sound. And The High Whine. There Were Three Bolts That Mount The Flywheel To The Tranny, And Eight Bolts That Mount It To The Crank. The Center Of The Fly Wheel Touches The Crank And The Flwheel Is Bent To Face The Rear Of The Vehicle. No Bent Literally, But Formed.
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Old 11-01-2004, 03:44 PM
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i am not dougbting you assembled it wrong. it is all irrellevant if the flexplate is not properly balanced. a slight inbalance at idle can be devasting at redline. you will start to destroy your seals and bearings.
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