tranny noise?
04-28-2008, 04:53 AM
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tranny noise?
okay i put in a d16z6 motor with a d15 tranny in my 92 hatch back and when the car is on you hear this noise, but when you step on the clutch pedal the noise stop? only happen when clutch is not step on. any idea what it is?
04-28-2008, 07:58 AM
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Re: tranny noise? (dividedas1)
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04-28-2008, 11:07 AM
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Re: tranny noise? (biggdogg)
look this is easy...ive bought 3 different trans to get rid of that EXACT noise...
when you press the clutch down the noise goes away = ISB
When you press the clutch down the noise is there = Problem with the clutch (throw out bearing or w/e)
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when you press the clutch down the noise goes away = ISB
When you press the clutch down the noise is there = Problem with the clutch (throw out bearing or w/e)
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04-28-2008, 11:11 AM
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Re: tranny noise? (dividedas1)
also look at it like this... when you press the clutch in the input shaft (the part of the trans that spins) isnt getting the same load from the clutch that it would when you are driving it hench why i say its the ISB. No load on the trans equals no noises means its inside the trans. But if it was opposite and when you pressed the clutch you had a bunch of awful noises it would be something moving in the clutch doing that.
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