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Message: [QUOTE="IdahoF350, post: 210971, member: 2989"] Fluidamper has a floating ring in a viscous fluid. The idea is that the ring goes stable and the fluid acts as a "coupling" between the floating ring and the damper body. The problem is the ring wants to "fall" in the fluid and thus goes out of balance. If the fluid temperature is not operating temperature, the ring will stay out of balance until everything warms up. Every failure I've seen with a Fluidamper has been on a relatively cool engine. I haven't used one since the late 90's. [/QUOTE]

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