CLUTCH ISSUES PLEASE HELP... SEARCHED
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Ok so i have a 95 ex coupe with a jdm d15b and a s20 ex si tranny.
when i start the car up u can hear a chatter when u push the clutch in it goes away. then when u drive between 2k and 4k rpm u can hear it the vibration again..
so im thinking clutch spring broken. throw out bearing maybe... what u guys think.. thanks in advanced.
when i start the car up u can hear a chatter when u push the clutch in it goes away. then when u drive between 2k and 4k rpm u can hear it the vibration again..
so im thinking clutch spring broken. throw out bearing maybe... what u guys think.. thanks in advanced.
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yeah im hoping its not the input shaft bearing bc i really dont want to buy a new tranny.
im most probly going to drop the tranny and see what i can figure out... im hping i can just install a new clutch kit, bc it has a ebay xtd clutch kit on it now. and new bearing and hope for the best.
any one heard of this issue with the ebay clutch kits.. i didnt install it.. came on car just clarifying that lol.
im most probly going to drop the tranny and see what i can figure out... im hping i can just install a new clutch kit, bc it has a ebay xtd clutch kit on it now. and new bearing and hope for the best.
any one heard of this issue with the ebay clutch kits.. i didnt install it.. came on car just clarifying that lol.
Here's what you need to understand. In general, the throw out bearing is the problem if the noise happens with the clutch pedal pushed down whereas a transmission main bearing is the problem if the noise happens with the clutch pedal up.
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hang on hang on.
i missed the part about 'goes away' when you push in the clutch.
i'd have to agree with ronj and say that your input shaft bearing has excessive play.. causing a bunch of ruckus when the transmission is spinning.
i missed the part about 'goes away' when you push in the clutch.
i'd have to agree with ronj and say that your input shaft bearing has excessive play.. causing a bunch of ruckus when the transmission is spinning.
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yeah its when the clutch is engaged is when the noise goes away. so i think that pretty much answers my question lol. when i start the car and have it in nutural with the clutch up is when u can hear it.
Drop and crack the tranny to check all of the main bearings, though the input shaft is the most common one to go. See the FAQs sticky.
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