saw the mechanic today and told me that i need to replace the cluster bearing in my gear box. will there be any damage if i dont fix the gearbox for a while?
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Last edited by henrygiang; 21-12-2009 at 11:24 AM.
I once had a bad isb i left for a while and it ended up damaging the
gearbox house where the isb sits. So the input shaft seal wouldnt sit in properly
and was constantly leaking.
I once had a bad isb i left for a while and it ended up damaging the
gearbox house where the isb sits. So the input shaft seal wouldnt sit in properly
and was constantly leaking.
Hard to say if it will or wont.
How bad is the noise??
its very subtle...only can hear it if windows are up and in first n second gear during teh day.... otherwise cant hear it.... wil try not.driving till i get it fixed
To my knowledge. Hondas dont have a cluster shaft.
They have a primary and secondary shaft. Both shaft have gears that are removable.
In gearboxes, in most cases, its the input shaft bearing that collapses.
Not arguing a point or saying your mechanic is wrong. Thats just my input.
However. If there is a bearing like noise you should get it checked out.
Depending on what it is though, it might not necessarily be in the gearbox.
A collapsed or failed bearing within the gearbox will cause harsh gear changes, crunching and in most cases. Unable to select gears completely.
Originally Posted by BluEG
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