Help: Odd noise while idling
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Help: Odd noise while idling
After a few seconds, maybe 20 or so, while idling with the clutch in, and in gear, I hear this kind of scraping sound for about a second, then it goes away. Seems to come from tranny area. Clutch is good, no increace in revs or chattering. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Smoken'
muffler bearing
In reply to the original question, it could be a slight vibration from the engine thats causing your heat shields or something to vibrate, wich can sound like metal scraping. An audio clip would be great btw.
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just go pick up a pint of blinker fluid, cleared up my chattering muffler bearings pretty good...
make sure you take the blinker fluid drain bolt out with an open ended box wrench
make sure you take the blinker fluid drain bolt out with an open ended box wrench
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this thread needs a big picture of a clown...
pilot bearing will spin while the clutch is engaged,
throwbout bearing will spin while the clutch is disengaged...
pilot bearing will spin while the clutch is engaged,
throwbout bearing will spin while the clutch is disengaged...
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Originally Posted by MARTIN
the pilot bearing spins alll the time, the thowout bearing spins when the clutch pedal is pressed..
the pilot bearing doesnt speed on load clutch disengaged (you'removing) because the flywheel's rotational speed is the same as the tranny's input shaft's rotational speed
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dont get mad about my info you flaming gurus, but i just fixed my problem and hes is explaning it exactly and you guys are rite it is the thowout bearing
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