Alright, it's a '94 vx and the clutch doesn't make any noises when I have the pedal in, but when I start to go it sounds like I'm dragging a large woodland creature. Actually it sounds like a plastic airdam is dragging on the ground, but it's not. The reason i think it's the clutch, is because when I'm stopped and I press the clutch pedal it goes away, but if I let the pedal up in Neutral it makes the noise, just not as bad as when I'm moving. I've been told that it is the throw-out, but I thought the all knowing guru's on here would be able to help. Thanks in advance!

 

that would be the throw out bearing.. my vx had that horribly before i fixed it with a b18c1!

 

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yay, a correct answer

 

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yes i think the best solution to the tranny problem is a motor swap, definitely!

-Sketch

 

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yes i think the best solution to the tranny problem is a motor swap, definitely!

-Sketch</TD></TR></TABLE>

Don't find a lot of gsr's with bad throwout bearings..