My cuz JDM_SOHC told me to hit you up bout a ?. Is it possible for my ISB(input Shaft Bearing) to make my tire shake? but it dont make any noise

 

what the hell

 

Private messaging. Learn to use it.

 

 

He's asking for help, but specifically something I figured Bone would kno sum about lol... Instead of bickering on what he coulda/shoulda done, why don't you contribute by trying to help solve his issue, since this is a tech site...

Thanks..

 

How about a little more info per the forum rules? A little more back story even? Like how you came to the conclusion that the ISB was causing the shaking? This is a tech forum after all.

 

I'm happy you brought up the "forum rules" because if you would have practiced what you preached you would have saw he posted a thread asking for help before and didn't get much help.. Of course you would have had to search to do that, but of course you knew that, I mean with this being a tech forum with rules and all...

Searching could have perhaps saved you a few keystrokes..
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/passenger-tire-shakes-2929916/
Thanks again...

 

So he ALREADY had a thread going but started this one as well? Why would I think of searching for an existing thread when someone asks for help? And many people tried to help him so saying he didn't get much help is incorrect.

 

Back on topic, before this gets into a cyber D$#k measuring contest

 

The symptoms of isb going bad is a clicking noise in neutral with the clutch out. Whenpushing the clutch pedal in, the noise slowed down and stopped. so obviously ur problem is not the isb that is more clutch engaging issues. u may have a bent rim,out of balance wheel ( wieght flew off or fell off causing it to be unbalanced) or u have flat spots on ur tires.

 

Woah... never heard of that before.

If you want to talk directly to one member though, it's often helpful to find their profile and then contact them from the PM option (under Contacts) there.

Here is Mista Bone's profile.

Making a thread about tech issues can often reveal more insight than just that one person might be able to though.

I'll report your first post so a moderator can edit the title so you stop getting negative attention.

 

Two site I've looked at have said pretty much this "could be the drive shafts or the carrier bearing on the passenger side shaft. "

 

Thanks for the help bro, an NOFX you're always beneficial..!!

Nick, you'll get the proper help soon man now this message is getting directed to the right people..

 

OP, please PM Mista Bone or post a thread with some actual tech content.