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10-25-2005, 01:15 PM
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ok so all of sudden a noise starts coming out of my tranny its like if i put it in neutral and let out the clutch pedal it starts making a clicking noise and then i push in my pedal and the noise stops so thats how i know its something form my tranny but what and also when i take off in 1st its like it takes off normal and then all of a sudden it makes like a weird noise. they told me it could be my clutch that its already messing up or somthing form the clutch does anybody know wat it could be?
10-25-2005, 05:29 PM
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probably input shaft bearing in the transmission and not the throwout bearing - the throwout bearing only makes a noise when you depress the clutch, not with clutch pedal out - with pedal out, the throwout bearing is just sitting there doing nothing (unless, of course, you have a misadjusted clutch with no free travel) - with clutch pedal depressed, the transmission input shaft stops turning and if you have bad input bearing, the noise stops - let out the clutch and input shaft starts turning and with bad input bearing noise will start up
10-26-2005, 03:44 PM
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um, i dont think thats correct, i believe it is the throw out bearing that is making that noise not the input shaft bearing, but if u can show me otherwise please do so for future reference for myself
10-27-2005, 11:26 AM
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Does the noise stop as soon as you press on the clutch or does it stop a few seconds after? If it is immediate, then it is the throwout bearing. If it takes a while, the input shaft bearing is bad.
If you are going in to replace the throwout bearing, it would be a good idea just to replace the whole clutch while everything is apart.
If you are going in to replace the throwout bearing, it would be a good idea just to replace the whole clutch while everything is apart.
10-27-2005, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by sketchsi
its like as soon as i press the clutch the sound slowly fades away. could that noise be the reason why i cant shift good when racing .
I had a bad throwout bearing and as soon as you put your foot on the pedal, the noise would immediately stop.