Clutch whining
#11
Re: Clutch whining
Originally Posted by PhilStubbs
did we change the pilot bearing when we changed the clutch, i dont remember. it could be that.
#12
Re: Clutch whining
Not properly broken in is what my first thought was. My problem with the pilot bearing is that it should make noise anytime the engine and the input shaft are moving at different speeds. Like anytime the clutch pedal is pushed
#13
Re: Clutch whining
Yeah we know its not that. Youve heard how it only happens during engagement in 1st. I guess maybe the way it was broken in could have something to do with it. Its just wierd that after close to 20k miles it started doing this. Im not pulling the tranny anytime soon so I guess I'll just live with it and hope it eventually goes away. Until then I'll just deal with the wierd looks from bystanders.
#14
Re: Clutch whining
Originally Posted by marcj
my friends LS/VTEC w/ ACT disc used to do this, he said the clutch wasn't broke in properly.
It'd only do it in 1st gear or reverse. That clutch never got broken in, just went str8 into ricer mode (bangin gears and doing burnouts in a stock car)
I believe because it was a puck'd and unsprung clutch disk that never saw any kind of break-in period, that since it was "attempting" to slip during take off's, the friction surfaces made noise trying to catch each other.
There's no problem with my trans other than it having almost twice as many miles as my motor. No grinds, no kick-outs...
On a side not, when that clutch gave out it sounded like rod knock.... It was still driveable (barely)....but it sounded like a rod was gonna come out of the block. Changed the clutch and the "knock" disappeared
#16
Re: Clutch whining
So Im going to conclude that this must be some kind of an unsprung clutch issue and theres really nothing to worry about. The thing still seems to hold great so I guess its just the surfaces trying to catch each other like marcj said that are making the shrieking sound. Man is it ever loud and annoying though.
#19
Re: Clutch whining
Originally Posted by Hitchhikkr
You can combat this problem with an open downpipe.
You know you want to.
You know you want to.
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