bouncy23

Everytime I rev I hear grinding sounds like its coming from my motor.

Dilly

you sure its grinding? not rattling or ticking?

Unseen Racer

^^^^x2
also what kind of engine is it and do you have any mods?

92civiceg9gsr

You shouldnt put a grinder in your engine. Have you thought about the throw out bearing or input shaft bearing? At what times does this noise occur?

Unseen Racer

uh it occurs when he reves his engine

Former User

Maybe a bad A/C idler pulley.

Remove the power steering, A/C, and then alternator belt in that order. If removing one of these belts eliminates the noise, then you have pinpointed the problem.

andoxviii

iTrader: (1)

Check your engine oil before you drive it again.

bouncy23

I'm running a d16y7 stock. Its more of a grinding sound not a rattling

jeremyrocksursox

x2, check all your basic stuff first

bouncy23

I'm running 200 thousand miles on my motor any suggestions on how to maintain my car besides keeping up with my regular oil change?

Unseen Racer

if it has that many miles, i would change the oil every 2,500 miles. and give it its tune up earlier than what it should be.

or just rev past 7,000rpm and buy a GSR!

dividedas1

i hate the new honda-tech.......

B serious

iTrader: (1)

Go get it diagnosed somewhere. You REALLY think that a bunch of people can pin point your issue over the internet with little to no details from you?

Go to a shop.

lovelove

yeah, you should get it diagnosed somewhere!! i agree with B_serious.

c0d0r

Put a long screwdriver to your transaxle housing and see if the grinding is coming from there..if it is, it's most likely your input shaft bearing.

Honda had an offical TSB for the problem back in the late 90's early 2000's I believe...my 1996 dx does the same thing.

Does it go away with the clutch pressed to the floor?