My friend has a little problem. When his clutch pedal is off something is humming, when he push the pedal it stops. I think it is some bearing in the tranny?
Is this possible?
If yes, whichone it can be? Is there some more common one?

 

yea its the throwout bearing you need go buy one before it bursts!

 

Are you sure that it can be a throwout bearing?
I think that it is some bearing inside the tranny. Becouse if he push the clutch pedal it is OK, but if the pedal is off it is humming so trany is working and throwout bearing didnt.
Maybe I am wrong

 

from what you describe, it is probably input shaft bearing

 

Do you mean this one:



Sorry about stuúid questions :-)

 

trust me easier to replace tranny then it is the bearing but thats my opinon.i had same prob a year ago.

 

We have already changed the tranny, humming stops but synchrons are KO, so we want to replace the bearing in the old one.

 

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yes - number 11

 

This is for a hydraulic-clutch transmission, but the procedure is similar: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=596873

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It may be "easier" to replace the tranny, but it is cheaper to replace the $50 input shaft bearing - and if the rest of the tranny is good, it's a waste of a perfectly good transmission. Good cable-clutch transmissions don't exactly grow on trees, especially in some other countries. If you can drop a trans, you can replace the ISB; it's not hard at all.

 

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yes - number 11</TD></TR></TABLE>

im pretty sure he meant # 12, i just ordered mine for $23 shipped, next weekend project

 

Problem fixed!

Thank you for your answers, it was the bearing near the nuber 11 :-)