Ok i was out driving my car today got on it a little bit, next thing i know its making a loud clunking noise coming from the engine. it still runs. Whenever i step on the clutch it feels like its coming from the clutch and the noise stops for a few seconds then repeats..

anybody have any ideas???

 

Does it have oil and Does the noise go up in revs? Do this test, pull each spark plug wire while the cars running and see if the noise goes away. Do one at a time, and when your done put it back. If the noise goes away theres your spun rod.

 

if its a loud clunking noise, sounds like your pilot bearing is shot and the mainshaft in the tranny is swinging around like a monkey in a mango tree, just buy what your saying about it stopping for a few seconds but yea as you rev the engine higher you would be able to hear a rod knock, they always sound like worn wrist pins in hondas for some reason,

 

yes it goes up when i rev it, sometimes.. even if i pulled the wire, the crank would still be moving so how would that stop the noise if its come from the rod bearing?

 

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Because when your spark ignites the fuel it forces the piston down (where you get your power from). When you remove the spark it's just moving with the crank and no force is being applied to make the loud clacking. You might still be able to hear it but it won't/shouldn't be as loud as with spark.

 

ok i just drove my car around the block its only clunking when i shift. so i think its coming from my clutch, it was also make a whinning noise but that stopped, i think i got water in it a couple weeks ago and it started making the whinning noise now it stopped and its clunking..?????

 

You got water in where? Because you could've bent a rod if you got too much in there. Do a compression test for further information on whats going on internally.

 

in my transmission not my engine.. thats for sure...

 

 

Hrm, sounds like a tranny bearing took a ****..

I think u're going to end up having to drop ur trans either way - it really doesn't sound like an engine problem the way ur describing it.. You can verify this just by listening to where the sound is coming from (have somebody rev it up) - never-the-less, ur PROBABLY going to have to drop the tranny, so that's what I'd do....is this ur daily driver or do u have another car?

 

this is my dd at the moment. but yeah i was wondering if its a bearing or something in my tranny.. Now that i drove it i know its my clutch or tranny, bearing im guessing?