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    R Pope is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Maybe two separate problems? The grinding could be a cracked flex plate. The oil pressure drop and rise is a plain indicator of loose main bearings. It is conceivable that loose mains could cause vibrations that could crack the plate.

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    You didn't say what year truck. But if it has the one piece aluminum alternator,power steering,& A/C mount I would look there first,they where prone to cracking and would make a heck of a noise especially when you turned the A/C on.

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    it's an 82, non serpentine.....I'm thinking, flexplate/TC/trans front pump/crank-bearings.....the diagnosis starts tomorrow, thanks again for the help

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