every gear grinding under 40 mph?
Apathy Kills
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From: The Left Lane
Any bearing set will go bad when it doesn't have the lubrication it needs to reduce friction and dissipate heat.
Since as you say, the transmission was dry... the source of the grinding noise seems rather obvious. :hsugh:
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Hatchback4life
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From: harrison twp Mi
i have i civic hatch back 1988 and mine was make a bad noise like u said so i got out to check couldnt see anything then when i went go home my car woudnt even move i got out took of my tire and it pop out at the cv joint so i had it get it flatbeded home and i dont know if the tow or me driveing but i had replace the half-shaft and the joint if i was u i would replace the shaft before do some before have more problems
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Cleveland, OH
Similar problem
My Integra was totaled, so i found a 97 civic ex. Though it has 185K it's perfect, single older female owner and all hwy miles.
It does seem to "tick" in 1st and 2nd gears, upon accelerating and decelerating. My acura had 185K same clutch no problems, this is the orig clutch too. Clutch pedal has a lot of play which i need to adjust, and the shifter seems to move when engine reving. Shifting is smooth. Other then that there doesn't seem to be any clutch concerns besides the ticking "< 40 MPH ".
It does seem to "tick" in 1st and 2nd gears, upon accelerating and decelerating. My acura had 185K same clutch no problems, this is the orig clutch too. Clutch pedal has a lot of play which i need to adjust, and the shifter seems to move when engine reving. Shifting is smooth. Other then that there doesn't seem to be any clutch concerns besides the ticking "< 40 MPH ".
