Update On What's Wrong With the Cobra
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I originally thought it was a head gasket. I was wrong (thankfully). Then I thought it might be my intake gasket (TFS Track Heat intake). The last time I had a problem with that intake gasket, it made a very high pitched noise (just like what it's doing now) and when I blew the first gasket a little water got into the cylinder causing a slight puff of white smoke. I saw white smoke this time, but it smelled really funny. After changing the intake gasket I started the car. Same noise. Same smoke. I figured out that it's metal against metal...
When I took my foot off the clutch, the noise stopped but the smoke didn't. Yep, I have a bad t/o bearing in my spec stage 3 clutch.
Damnit. So I'm thinking of putting a TKO in it with a King Cobra clutch and be done with it. Now I need to find someone with a lift. If anyone wants to help remove the tranny, I'll supply lots of beer and food. 
Just an update. Hey, atleast I have a new intake gasket and an oil change
When I took my foot off the clutch, the noise stopped but the smoke didn't. Yep, I have a bad t/o bearing in my spec stage 3 clutch.

Just an update. Hey, atleast I have a new intake gasket and an oil change
damn,least its not a spun bearing.good luck with it.i'm going to be pulling the motor and trans out my car soon as i find some one to buy the damn short block.oh ya
thats what happens when u own a ford.j/k
thats what happens when u own a ford.j/k
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That's what I was wondering. If it was still smoking through the pipes then it's not from the T/O bearing.
Ooops, I just re-read it and you didn't specify through the pipes. If you do have smoke coming from the tailpipes then there is some kind of damage somewhere in there.
Ooops, I just re-read it and you didn't specify through the pipes. If you do have smoke coming from the tailpipes then there is some kind of damage somewhere in there.
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Originally posted by Force Fed 23
So why is your exhaust smoking with a bad T/O bearing? And couldn't you tell the noise was coming from the tranny and not the engine?
So why is your exhaust smoking with a bad T/O bearing? And couldn't you tell the noise was coming from the tranny and not the engine?




