SKMetalworks

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Ever since i replaced my old clutch and flywheel ive had this whine come from the transmission. I didnt know if this is normal as i remember reading about clutch chatter. It doesnt whine in gear (obviously) but its most noticible while engine is in vaccume (like going down a hill in gear) or going from low to mid rpms.

Any ideas?

wayne_curr

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Sound change with clutch in vs clutch out?

SKMetalworks

iTrader: (7)

Sound goes away when the clutch is in. Only does it when the car is in gear

wayne_curr

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Sounds like its definitely transmission related, not clutch if it only happens in gear. Put oil back in it? l0l

FWIW my tranny whines like a supercharger in 5th on the freeway.

SKMetalworks

iTrader: (7)

ya just about 2qts of MTL

miatamike203

mine dose

SKMetalworks

iTrader: (7)

Prior to the clutch installation it did not make any noise except shifting into another gear.

wayne_curr

iTrader: (8)

didja rip up the upper/lower rubber shift boots now letting in more noise?

hustler

iTrader: (6)

it happens. Amsoil mtg or whatever is the shiz.

NA6C-Guy

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Lightweight flywheels do that, just gonna have to live with it. Its not really hurting anything besides your ears.

Greenie

+1 gazillion.

Mine sounds like the world is ending. It is gear dependent 5th nothing, 4th and 3rd LOUD until under 2500 rpm then nothing.

Just have to live with it.

SKMetalworks

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O well. My cars still fast as ****.

magnamx-5

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If the **** is that bad you prob have something ratteling around that shouldnt be.

To the OP i suggest its your throw out bearing wich when unlaoded and un lubed can make a good bit of racket.

SKMetalworks

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Lubed it up with come copper anti-sieze on all the reccomended spots per the miata enthusiast manual.

NA6C-Guy

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It's just gear noise that is amplified with reduction in rotating mass. See, even FM knows

"The heavier unit will be a little quieter on overrun (lightweight flywheels can cause the transmission to make noise on closed-throttle deceleration) and a bit easier to drive."

Just deal with it. I actually kind of like the rally car sounds that sometimes nearly overpower my radio. I guess probably a brand new car might not do it, but anything with any amount of miles on it will have enough play to be noticed.

SKMetalworks

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Thanks for putting the little voice in the back of my head saying, "you need to post on the forums cause i think you fucked something up" to rest.