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When my cars idling, theres a kinda metallic grindnig sound, bit hard to explain. but when i push the clutch in, sound goes away and the car sounds like it should. let clutch go again, and sound comes back.
Basically just wanna know what the problem could be, if anyone has had it before, and if anyone knows what and how much i could be up for.
thanx
i had that same problem.....turns out to be that my mechanic forgot to put any gearbox fluid...so check that out first- the fluid
could also be your thrust bearing or input shaft beairng, but if it was either of those they make more of a squeeky rattling noise rather then a grinding metal noise...
how would u know u noob :p
Yeah .... all you know how to do is dump a clutch IRI!!!
Hey, shouldn't you be working! :P
i have the same prob. and my mech told me that its my clutch need replacing... ie. worn out... its grindin against the flywheel's finger thingy..... and it slips... so i think its the clutch
sounds like the ISB to me.
I second that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ECU-MAN
ALso with the ISB.......when you disengage the clutch......the noise will fade out slightly.
lol yes I shud, but speaking of dumping clutches :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ironfist
i think your clutch has had it. could the flywheel be warped and need machining? :honda:
He said the car drives fine, if the clutch has had it, the car would slip badly and in a few days no longer be drivable. You dont get strange sounds from this being worn out. Most likely its a transmission problem, and it could be a problem with your differential or input shaft. Whatever it is will not go away, you can check all possible problems once the tranny is off. check your bearings
i have the same problem, it only became noticable when i had my HD clutch and lightened fly put in.