Originally posted by sciontc_mich+Aug 2 2004, 11:54 PM-->QUOTE (sciontc_mich @ Aug 2 2004, 11:54 PM)
@Aug 2 2004, 05:39 PM
I responded to ur question in the other thread that I started on this subject...I also wanted to add though that they did tighten some bolts at first and that did minimize the the frequency of the sound...but it didnt do the trick.
thanks i got your other message.. and yeah now that others are experiencing this.. we're getting more info and understanding..
When i test drove some manuals.. (#4000's and #5031 or so) i did notice that my head was brushing that headliner with my hair.. something i didn't see in the other two automatics (#2300's and #3000's).. then i test drove a later #6630? or #6681 manual and the headroom was fine.. i couldn't figure out what it was.. now i know.. sagging headliner! makes sense..
but why would the automatics have their headliners okay and the manuals would not be (for headroom)?? are they producing these on two different lines? i have heard they produced more autos than manuals.. could this be it too? maybe someone could throw out some ideas of why two different transmission choices would affect the headliner.. [/b]