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Geof Rohrlach

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love the forum. We just got a mostly rebuilt Hisun 2009, runs great, no electrical issues yet, however notice a grind and clunk after accelerating and stopping, such as at a stop sign. Sounds like wire caught underneath. We looked it over and only thing that comes close to being in the area is the secondary clutch. Some wear and play noted there. Will replace, but not sure if we are going to fix the problem.

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Interesting. the shift shaft and driveshaft are under where the secondary is also. I wonder if the shifter adjustment is off, and its popping slightly out of gear, and then popping back in? I'm thinking maybe the grind is it slightly out of gear, and the clunk is it popping into gear under load.

Not sure which model exactly you're talking about? Is it the console shifter or a dash mounter shifter?

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