driveshaft rubbing against exhaust

[Dave C]

Hi Bill,
You are right that various things could cause either the exhaust or
driveshaft to sag and interfere with one another, or even increase the
clearance between the two.  On this car virtually every mount and
bushing, exhaust hangar, etc has been replaced fairly recently. 
During the rebuild process the exhaust was off the car.  I think it
wasn't aligned exactly right during the re-install.  In hindsight,
there were occasional driveshaft clanging sounds when bouncing over
railroad tracks, etc, that were a clue that things weren't quite
right.  I had hung the exhaust from the hangars and then bolted it to
the cat without paying much attention to whether the alignment could
be better.
- -
Dave C.  

On Apr 7, 2005 8:40 PM, William Magliocco <magliocc at rocketmail.com> wrote:
> Let's see, are the exhaust hangers in good shape?
> 
>  What about the motor/tran mounts, especially the
> rear tranny mount that is underneath the Goo2000 jug.
> 
> Yours truly will vouch (and so will my amigo Mr.
> Jensen) that said mount goes bad on account of leaks
> from the fabled Green Gold Goo.
> 
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