my engine makes ALOT of noie for some reason.. only after about 2500rpm or so with the clutch engaged. i never noticed it before with my n1. but when im driving, it sounds normal and then gets really loud.. i really cant explain it well and im not sure if i a video will help, but ill take one and see what happens.

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Modified by PhrequenC at 10:07 AM 12/19/2007

 

ok i went to take a videos but you cant hear anything..

 

could it be axles or clutch?

 

What kind of noice is it what does it sound like it could be several different things

 

i really dont know.. its not a throw out bearing becuase it doesnt make it when the clutch is down its when its enganged

 

try n describe the noise. is it scratchy, squeely, knocking, etc

 

Does it get louder as you go up in RPMs in gear?

If so, it could be a bad input shaft bearing.

 

it sounds like a grinding noise. it doesnt gget louder or quiet with rpm. its pretty much the same sound throughout the rpm

 

its just you...........the noise in is your head.....jk.............but seriously, there is no way for people to help if you cant describe it in detail and also would help for you to OPEN the hood and listen to see where its coming from.

 

its only wen im driving.my friends dad said its def coming from the trans.probaly a bearing he said.

 

that would be my guess if it is a whining or grinding.

 

i would say throw out bearing

 

when the clutch is down the pressure from the load on the bearing stops the noise so it will only do it when the clutch is out and does not matter if it is in gear or not

 

false. my friend had a bad throw out bearing on his mustang gt, and it made noise only when the clutch when pressed DOWN to the floor while shifting gears

 

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Right. The TOB will show signs of failure when the clutch is depressed, not engaged. If it's making the noise at speed ONLy when the clutch is engaged, my first guess (again) would be a bad input shaft bearing. It's a common problem on these Honda transmissions, especially if they have a lot of miles on them. The ISB in my 75K mile S4C trans is already starting to make a little noise.

 

ive got about 85k.. so i might be what oyu say it is.

where can i order a new one ISB?

 

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com

Although, it's still possible that it could be an axle issue as well. You may just want to get it checked out because if you're not planning on doing the ISB yourself, prepare to bend over.

 

hahah absolutely not. my friends dad is putting it on the lift to test it out first.