Disc slipping or some kind of slipping noise
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I have a noise coming from my car sometimes that almost sounds like a disc is slipping or something.. maybe two metal plates spinning beside each other. After I drive for a while it goes away though, but once I start it without having driven it for a little while, it's back.
On a related note, some days when I rev my engine to drive or anything it makes an air induction noise almost like I have a turbo (i wish)
Any help would be appreciated
On a related note, some days when I rev my engine to drive or anything it makes an air induction noise almost like I have a turbo (i wish)
Any help would be appreciated
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Hmm.. it would be almost where the tranny is.. like right in front of the driver but between passenger and driver side. So I'm guessing it's tranny. Well ****.. hope my lubrico warranty covers transmission issues. If not I'm gonna flip ****on the dealership I bought it from.. Had it for like 8-9 months.
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I'd be willing to bet it,s your throw-out bearing (release bearing). Good news is the bearing only cost a few bucks. Bad news is the tranny is gonna have to come out to change it. If you drop the trans. you might as well go ahead and install a new clutch kit while your there which will run you a few hundred bucks if you do the work yourself. Also clutches and related componets arent covered under most if not all warranties. Sorry man... but I think this one is gonna hurt the ole wallet.
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I've got engine/tranny, seals and gaskets, differential coverage. You think clutch/clutch release bearing would be in there? And that's fine, as long as it get fixed. Also, sometimes when I put the clutch in it makes this loud noise like something released really hard.
Any suggestions on clutchs? I want one that releases and catches quickly but is VERY smooth to shift into.
Any suggestions on clutchs? I want one that releases and catches quickly but is VERY smooth to shift into.
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