so i wake up feeling good this morning and i here weird rattling from around the tranny area. if i press the clutch in it silences but comes right back when i take my foot back off.seriously wut else can go wrong. wut could it be
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Symptom - feeling good and problem happens
Correction - stop feeling good; you will then not be let down
Were you at a stop?
How do you know it was from the transmission area?
How is the sound effected when you are in gear, change RMP, change in speed, change gears, or comparing one gear to another?
Being vague on purpose - transmission issue.
Sarcastically - your imagination/schizophrenia.
Correction - stop feeling good; you will then not be let down
Were you at a stop?
How do you know it was from the transmission area?
How is the sound effected when you are in gear, change RMP, change in speed, change gears, or comparing one gear to another?
Being vague on purpose - transmission issue.
Sarcastically - your imagination/schizophrenia.
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one of 2 things based on my experience bad throw out bearing or bad input shaft bearing heres a link of a bad input bearing listen at 9 seconds when he lets the clutch out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lboUTXyP7Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lboUTXyP7Q
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Under normal circumstances the throw-out/release bearing will only make noise when the clutch pedal is pressed (clutch is disengaged). It, however, will sound [similar?] to the above; most specifically, like there is 'gravel' on rotating the journal.Originally Posted by luke95gxe
one of 2 things based on my experience bad throw out bearing or bad input shaft bearing
I would agree with the input shaft idea but do not like to make statements until I get more info. That is not to insult luke95gxe as he is most likely correct. However I like to discourage lazy posters and there is nothing to lose by getting the whole story.
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Agreed, need more info like maintenance schedule. any codes? How long u been hearing the noise. Any weird feeling. Change clutch lately?Originally Posted by adroitcaptor
However I like to discourage lazy posters and there is nothing to lose by getting the whole story.
i only started the car in the morning when it started. it hasnt thrown any codes or affectd any performace that i noticed. its just an annoying rattle. cant tell it its closer to the starter or actually in the tranny. all i kno is it doesnt do it at all when i keep my foot on the clutch. it even does it when my foot isnt on the clutch while driving
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more than likely dude...start searching for a transmission...what you described sounds like before mine went..and i thought it was the TOB
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yup.. imma just source out an lsd and call it a dayOriginally Posted by phatboislim
more than likely dude...start searching for a transmission...what you described sounds like before mine went..and i thought it was the TOB
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no, you're right the driver side axle is differentOriginally Posted by phatboislim
i believe you have to get a LSD driver side axle...but double check on that
K31J1m0N, you can probably drive on that for a quite a while before the tranny goes. When it starts to go, you'll know, I didn't have 4th gear for almost 3 months before mine completely went
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K31J1m0N, you can probably drive on that for a quite a while before the tranny goes. When it starts to go, you'll know, I didn't have 4th gear for almost 3 months before mine completely went
yea the axel is definetly different. but yea imma check thoroughly around the tranny cuz i dont see how it just magically appears with a rattle after not even driving it over nightOriginally Posted by 97SEdriver
no, you're right the driver side axle is differentK31J1m0N, you can probably drive on that for a quite a while before the tranny goes. When it starts to go, you'll know, I didn't have 4th gear for almost 3 months before mine completely went
If you're near Harrisburg bring the new transmission by me and I can crack it open and check the condition of the internals before you install it. Takes about an hour to pull it apart and reseal it.