Well, when i am creeping in first, it doesn't do nothing, then when i push in clutch it starts popping.. Sounds like throw out bearing. However, when im cruising town or highway speed limit it pops and knocks. The faster i go, the faster the poping. My old Talon's throw out bearing went out but i don't remember it poping and knocking while cruising... it only done it when the clutch was engaged. So any thoughts or comments would be of help.. I am pretty sure it is throw out bearing, but yet clueless on the exesive noise.

Thx, the help/opinions/comments are appreciated.

 

does the clunking increase with speed? or with engine rpm? It could be one of the bearings inside the transmission.

 

Well, im am like 99% sure speed. Since the only way you can get speed is if rpms go up it's hard to tell, but.. when i push in clutch, and rmps come down to around 800 it still does it fast. So im pretty sure it is the faster you go (speed wise) the faster the knocking/popping. Have any idea?

 

if it makes a humming noise when the clutch is NOT pushed in aka engaged that is your TB, if it makes a noise when the clutch IS pushed in aka disengaged, that is your input shaft.

Regardless if your clutch is making sounds you should get it checked out before it gets worse. fix it before it fubars the trans, if it already hasn't.

could be a metal bit that chunked off and is spinning around in there.

 

Heh, i doubt it is the clutch or transmission. I have a feeling now that it is just the rims. Either something like a rock or stick is up in there or something. It didn't make a noise or nothing until i put the rims on.. Then it started knocking and poping. And no, there is no humming. Just *clink* *clink* realy fast. Im going to go change them soon and figure out what is up.. And trust me, i have a lot of experience with bad transmissions so i know its not the transmission or clutch itself, so please no more talk about that.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by OneFastEagle &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Heh, i doubt it is the clutch or transmission. I have a feeling now that it is just the rims. Either something like a rock or stick is up in there or something. It didn't make a noise or nothing until i put the rims on.. Then it started knocking and poping. And no, there is no humming. Just *clink* *clink* realy fast. Im going to go change them soon and figure out what is up.. And trust me, i have a lot of experience with bad transmissions so i know its not the transmission or clutch itself, so please no more talk about that.</TD></TR></TABLE>

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by OneFastEagle &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well, when i am creeping in first, it doesn't do nothing, then when i push in clutch it starts popping.. Sounds like throw out bearing. However, when im cruising town or highway speed limit it pops and knocks. The faster i go, the faster the poping. My old Talon's throw out bearing went out but i don't remember it poping and knocking while cruising... it only done it when the clutch was engaged. So any thoughts or comments would be of help.. I am pretty sure it is throw out bearing, but yet clueless on the exesive noise.

Thx, the help/opinions/comments are appreciated.</TD></TR></TABLE>

... the title of your post "Throw out Bearing??" your throwout bearing is a component of your clutch, and your clutch is a component of your trans. but im sure you know that already, being how you, "have a lot of experience with bad transmissions."