hatchy54

i have a 92 honda civic hatch and when the car is idlein it has a grindin noise comin from the tranny but when u put in the clutch it goes away and theres also a grindin noise at low rpms....what is the problem

Soku1kcivic

release bearing, or if it makes noise from starting at 1.5rpm and up usually in first and sec gear than its the input shaft bearing

hatchy54

how much does somthing like that cost to fix???

Bond

I had the same problem with the loose/ grinding bearing noise with the clutch engaged. It is the throwout bearing. Just change it out.

hatchy54

how much did it run u???

Soku1kcivic

hmm not to sure the labor is taking out the tranny and taking out reverse gear holder,etc, the countershaft and mainshaft to get to the input shaft bearing

Bond

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It will cost you if you get it done. If you can afford to have your car of the road for a bit, then save your money and do it yourself. This will help. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=596873

Fongman

You have a bad tranny, I would just change the tranny and fix that. If you don't know how to open up the tranny, it can be a bitch. My friend's car had the same thing and I change the release bearing and it was not it, so I had to take the tranny out the second time.
Release bearing should only make noise when you are park. not when you are rolling. and should not make noise when you hold down the clutch.

EJ8VTEC

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Fongman &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You have a bad tranny, I would just change the tranny and fix that. If you don't know how to open up the tranny, it can be a bitch. My friend's car had the same thing and I change the release bearing and it was not it, so I had to take the tranny out the second time.
Release bearing should only make noise when you are park. not when you are rolling. and should not make noise when you hold down the clutch.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thats wasnt much help, prolly throwout, main, or input berrings, i would def say a berring prob tho... is the clutch in good cond??

Bond

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It has to be your throwout bearing if it goes away when you put in the clutch. At low idle is the noise when the clutch is in? Try pushing the clutch in at the low idle grind and see if it goes away. If so throwout bearing it is.

Fongman

okay, lets say does the noise go away completely when you push down on the clutch?

JDM SLICK

chances are it's your input shaft bearing...I have the same problem with my b16 tranny

hatchy54

thanks for the help peoples