Originally Posted by Rusted Nut
So you're saying if going 40 mph and you disengage clutch and rev the engine, the vibration is not there? If yes, that to me that points to a mis-aligned clutch disk; or possibly a mis-aligned transmission to bellhousing and/or engine connection.
Worn u-joints will do the same thing. Vibrate under load and not when unloaded (clutch disengaged.) It's easy to check u-joints, which is why I suggested starting there.


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