when slowly letting go the clutch an pressing on the gas. you can head like metal grinding an it would stop as i keep goin... any ideas? this just recently had happen to me

 

Does it still make the sound when in nutreal and rolling? Sounds like a clutch issue to me?

 

when i go punch my car. you can hear the metal like rubbing an stuff

 

does it squeek when u turn? go over bumps? squeek at lower speeds and and get less loud the faster you go? if not then it may be an isb or thrust bearing in your gearbox??

 

doesnt squeak when i turn nor does over the bumps. but when i jack up the car, an wiggle the driver side wheel it moves. like on a bicycle

 

it's been my experience that a bad wheel bearing sounds like a cyclical hum...sort of wobbly. it gets worse at higher speeds (unlike an improper alignment).

try to isolate what causes the noise. ie: is it from releasing the clutch or applying throttle (?)

 

just when throttling. y0u can hear it alil in 2nd gear if im goin fast/ an i just replace the bearing. so the grinding noise went away. but now it seems like something is rubbing. any one had dis experience before?" an here something. my driverside rotors isnt bolt on. can that b the thing making the noise?

 

Sounds like a clutch release bearing problem to me.

Get someone to press the clutch up and down whilst you listen under the hood around the gearbox area. Listen for a high pitched noise, squeeking or grinding etc.

Good luck

 

more info on the noise. sounds like reversing but in first gear/ an some slightly noise on 2nd. but still the car still fast aha. can it b some braking isssue? like worn out parts an rotots?

an ima try

 

out that clutch releasing

 

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you guys kidding me? Either your caliper piston is frozen, or your brakes arent releasing, which means you need new caliper pins which you can sand down and relube. And then bleed your breaks.

Your wheel bearing only makes noise at a certain speed/apex. As he continues to accellerate, the noise will continue for about 10 seconds and stop? yea thats the brakes loosening tension. Relube, and check the brake pad clips warpage, I usually just grind the clips down a bit to allow the pads to slide back adn forth easier

 

lift up the car an put it in gear an let it ran. no noise was made. one of my buddy says it can b throw out bearing.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bigsyke &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you guys kidding me? Either your caliper piston is frozen, or your brakes arent releasing, which means you need new caliper pins which you can sand down and relube. And then bleed your breaks.

Your wheel bearing only makes noise at a certain speed/apex. As he continues to accellerate, the noise will continue for about 10 seconds and stop? yea thats the brakes loosening tension. Relube, and check the brake pad clips warpage, I usually just grind the clips down a bit to allow the pads to slide back adn forth easier</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah. as i accelerate it would get louder but when i stop an shift gear it would go away. some. an where can i check the brake loosening tension?&gt; some tips please

 

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do a full brake job and see if it fixes it.