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Vibes with clutch in at speed? If so, could be driveshaft. Check crossmember mounts, etc. does it vibe at the known speed trans in neutral? Get as many clues as you can.
George .
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It's "divide and conquer". Determine if it is engine speed related, stationary (clutch in and out) or vehicle speed related (even coasting with the engine off). Once you eliminate half the equation as a possibility you can focus more earnestly on the remaining stuff. K
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