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I have a 96 EK and when I let the clutch out slowly in first and the rpms drop there is a grinding noise ..... when I tach it up a little bit it goes away..... it doesnt sound like heat shields or any vibration issue ... more like a grinding noise ....
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any ideas?
thanks in advance
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Re: grinding/rattling (superchargedex)
no grinding when down shifting ... only if in first and I let the clutch out slowly and the rpms drop real low ......
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dude i had some grinding going on like that in my tranny and it turned out that i needed new bearings go to a tranny shop and maybe they will be able to listen to it and tell you what might be wrong
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Re: grinding/rattling (superchargedex)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by superchargedex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">dude i had some grinding going on like that in my tranny and it turned out that i needed new bearings go to a tranny shop and maybe they will be able to listen to it and tell you what might be wrong
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what bearings did you need? TO and Pilot?
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what bearings did you need? TO and Pilot?
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Re: grinding/rattling (rdaggett)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rdaggett »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">only if in first and I let the clutch out slowly and the rpms drop real low ...... </TD></TR></TABLE>
I think you may just be lugging your engine. Why are you letting the RPMs drop low while your trying to accelerate? I'm sure any car would make some noise by doing this.
I think you may just be lugging your engine. Why are you letting the RPMs drop low while your trying to accelerate? I'm sure any car would make some noise by doing this.
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Re: grinding/rattling (AutoXer)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AutoXer »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I think you may just be lugging your engine. Why are you letting the RPMs drop low while your trying to accelerate? I'm sure any car would make some noise by doing this.
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I hear ya .... why because when pulling out of a place where you need to creap or parking or going over big speed bumps ...... you just cant tach it up and go .... need some delicate clutch work to make the right moves sometimes....
I think you may just be lugging your engine. Why are you letting the RPMs drop low while your trying to accelerate? I'm sure any car would make some noise by doing this.
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I hear ya .... why because when pulling out of a place where you need to creap or parking or going over big speed bumps ...... you just cant tach it up and go .... need some delicate clutch work to make the right moves sometimes....
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Re: grinding/rattling (Hurricane)
ok so you read that it sounds like a grinding noise at real low RPMs ... let me try and explain what it sounds like ..... kinda like ....
GRRR ....... GRRR ....... GRRRR
not a constant
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
and I suspect it will do it in reverse too since that is the only other time the RPMs would drop like that .... I will try it at lunch and get back with everyone ....
Thanks everyone
GRRR ....... GRRR ....... GRRRR
not a constant
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
and I suspect it will do it in reverse too since that is the only other time the RPMs would drop like that .... I will try it at lunch and get back with everyone ....
Thanks everyone
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Re: grinding/rattling (hondadude96)
No I have only noticed it in 1st gear when RPMs go low ... not while turning(aka CVs) from a stand still take off under normal driving it is fine .....
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Re: grinding/rattling (rdaggett)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rdaggett »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I hear ya .... why because when pulling out of a place where you need to creap or parking or going over big speed bumps ...... you just cant tach it up and go .... need some delicate clutch work to make the right moves sometimes....</TD></TR></TABLE>
I understand this, but my car makes tons of noises in traffic or over speedbumps if I let the RPMs drop too low as well; I don't think there is a car around that wouldn't. Since this is the only time it does it, I'm thinking there isn't anything wrong with your car. Why can't you just hold the RPMs at 800-1500 and feather the clutch when doing parking lot manuvers, or just coast with the clutch in?
I hear ya .... why because when pulling out of a place where you need to creap or parking or going over big speed bumps ...... you just cant tach it up and go .... need some delicate clutch work to make the right moves sometimes....</TD></TR></TABLE>
I understand this, but my car makes tons of noises in traffic or over speedbumps if I let the RPMs drop too low as well; I don't think there is a car around that wouldn't. Since this is the only time it does it, I'm thinking there isn't anything wrong with your car. Why can't you just hold the RPMs at 800-1500 and feather the clutch when doing parking lot manuvers, or just coast with the clutch in?
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Re: grinding/rattling (AutoXer)
I had a similar problem in all of my gears, I'm no tranny mechanic but I'd say chances are it could possibly be an input shaft bearing. Those tend to go out pretty commonly on hondas. Get it checked by a good mechanic though and they could tell you.
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Re: grinding/rattling (isumase)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by isumase »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I had a similar problem in all of my gears, I'm no tranny mechanic but I'd say chances are it could possibly be an input shaft bearing. Those tend to go out pretty commonly on hondas. .</TD></TR></TABLE>
See, that's the thing though, he says it only does it when he lets the idle drop low (I'm assuming lower than idle speed) for parking lot / speed bump manuvers. The car isn't meant to run in that rev range, and is bound to make some noises.
If it was doing it in all gears, or at specific times; then I'd say look into the tranny.
See, that's the thing though, he says it only does it when he lets the idle drop low (I'm assuming lower than idle speed) for parking lot / speed bump manuvers. The car isn't meant to run in that rev range, and is bound to make some noises.
If it was doing it in all gears, or at specific times; then I'd say look into the tranny.
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Re: grinding/rattling (AutoXer)
you have a good point on that one, mine tended to do it mainly in 2nd and 3rd with acceleration. i guess if its wehn he slows down to REALLY low revs it would kinda rattle from it being so low.
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