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Clutch, tranny, or rear?
So awhile back before winter I was driving in my 2000 mustang and leading up to what happened I would hear really loud ticking almost banging like a wheel was catching on the wheel well plastic. I was going to get gas one day and the banging was noticeably worse, I was cruising in 3rd, got on it to go into 4th and just heard a really loud boom and 3rd was grinding. Put it in neutral right away so I pulled over and I tried 1st and reverse with same grinding. Add on that if I were to dump the clutch it would be like I just took off normally (19 and showing off, we’ve all been there) Any help is appreciated.
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- ?Lv 61 year ago
It’s probably the clutch or transmission. You can check the rear end first if you want by removing the rear cover. Safely raise the rear end, remove the differential cover, put the transmission in neutral and turn the driveshaft while looking at the ring and pinion gears and spiders for damage. If the rear is okay, remove the transmission.