97 civic throwout bearing or input shafter bearing?
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97 civic throwout bearing or input shafter bearing?
I have a 1997 Civic DX with abou 115,000 miles on it. Everything is pristine except a noise from the transmission. I know it is most likely the throwout bearing or input (pilot) shaft bearing making the noise. I've been driving it like this for a year or 20,000 miles and now I must get it replaced as it is very annoying.
I will do the best to explain my symptoms. I can hear a noise difference as it quiets and gets a bit louder when I am idling in neutral and pressing in and releasing the clutch pedal. That is not the annoying part. The worst part is when I am in gear driving. In most of my gears when I am accelerating or decelerating it is almost a grinding sound as opposed to a whistle or squeeling noise. It isnt like a gear grinding sound but almost like a growl or something (a little deeper sounding than a heat shield rattle I guess). It is very loud and louder in high RPMs in gear only. When at idle I can hear the slight noise with the clutch out in neutral and it is quietest when I push the clutch pedal in (Even if in gear with clutch disenganged it is quiet).
Im pulling it apart in 2 days and wanted to do my research before I waste time and money.
Which do you think it is, release bearing or input shaft bearing?
thanks in advance
I will do the best to explain my symptoms. I can hear a noise difference as it quiets and gets a bit louder when I am idling in neutral and pressing in and releasing the clutch pedal. That is not the annoying part. The worst part is when I am in gear driving. In most of my gears when I am accelerating or decelerating it is almost a grinding sound as opposed to a whistle or squeeling noise. It isnt like a gear grinding sound but almost like a growl or something (a little deeper sounding than a heat shield rattle I guess). It is very loud and louder in high RPMs in gear only. When at idle I can hear the slight noise with the clutch out in neutral and it is quietest when I push the clutch pedal in (Even if in gear with clutch disenganged it is quiet).
Im pulling it apart in 2 days and wanted to do my research before I waste time and money.
Which do you think it is, release bearing or input shaft bearing?
thanks in advance
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Re: 97 civic throwout bearing or input shafter bearing?
The best way I can explain it is almost like a grinding version of vtec kicking in. Even non car savvy people notice when they rid with me :/
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Here read this: https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...2#post48856702
I am having the same exact problems in my 97 dx with 118k miles and everything else is near perfect. I'm positive it's my throwout bearing and ibs. I have seen everyone recommends this kit http://m.autopartswarehouse.com/sku/...EXE08801A.html as well as replace your throwout bearing. Hope that helps, helped me.
I am having the same exact problems in my 97 dx with 118k miles and everything else is near perfect. I'm positive it's my throwout bearing and ibs. I have seen everyone recommends this kit http://m.autopartswarehouse.com/sku/...EXE08801A.html as well as replace your throwout bearing. Hope that helps, helped me.
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Re: 97 civic throwout bearing or input shafter bearing?
I have a 1997 Civic DX with abou 115,000 miles on it. Everything is pristine except a noise from the transmission. I know it is most likely the throwout bearing or input (pilot) shaft bearing making the noise. I've been driving it like this for a year or 20,000 miles and now I must get it replaced as it is very annoying.
I will do the best to explain my symptoms. I can hear a noise difference as it quiets and gets a bit louder when I am idling in neutral and pressing in and releasing the clutch pedal. That is not the annoying part. The worst part is when I am in gear driving. In most of my gears when I am accelerating or decelerating it is almost a grinding sound as opposed to a whistle or squeeling noise. It isnt like a gear grinding sound but almost like a growl or something (a little deeper sounding than a heat shield rattle I guess). It is very loud and louder in high RPMs in gear only. When at idle I can hear the slight noise with the clutch out in neutral and it is quietest when I push the clutch pedal in (Even if in gear with clutch disenganged it is quiet).
Im pulling it apart in 2 days and wanted to do my research before I waste time and money.
Which do you think it is, release bearing or input shaft bearing?
thanks in advance
I will do the best to explain my symptoms. I can hear a noise difference as it quiets and gets a bit louder when I am idling in neutral and pressing in and releasing the clutch pedal. That is not the annoying part. The worst part is when I am in gear driving. In most of my gears when I am accelerating or decelerating it is almost a grinding sound as opposed to a whistle or squeeling noise. It isnt like a gear grinding sound but almost like a growl or something (a little deeper sounding than a heat shield rattle I guess). It is very loud and louder in high RPMs in gear only. When at idle I can hear the slight noise with the clutch out in neutral and it is quietest when I push the clutch pedal in (Even if in gear with clutch disenganged it is quiet).
Im pulling it apart in 2 days and wanted to do my research before I waste time and money.
Which do you think it is, release bearing or input shaft bearing?
thanks in advance
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