Can you diagnose what this sound is? Scratching sound at higher speeds.
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Can you diagnose what this sound is? Scratching sound at higher speeds.
More details are listed in the description. I've tried a couple places and no one is certain.
Someone said it may be the pilot bearing or the throwout bearing. However, wouldn't that mean that it the shuddering would occur when I'm on and off the clutch only? Or what is happening to the pilot bearing here?
There is no loss of power. It drives wonderfully around town.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHPNc...1&feature=plcp
More details are listed in the description. I've tried a couple places and no one is certain.
Someone said it may be the pilot bearing or the throwout bearing. However, wouldn't that mean that it the shuddering would occur when I'm on and off the clutch only? Or what is happening to the pilot bearing here?
There is no loss of power. It drives wonderfully around town.
More details are listed in the description. I've tried a couple places and no one is certain.
Someone said it may be the pilot bearing or the throwout bearing. However, wouldn't that mean that it the shuddering would occur when I'm on and off the clutch only? Or what is happening to the pilot bearing here?
There is no loss of power. It drives wonderfully around town.
#6
I seriously can't recall.
I know I tried it in 4th but I can't remember if it did or not.
If I push the clutch in and get off the gas pedal (going the speed I am in the video) it stops making that noise completely.
This weekend I just started it up to let it run and warm up. With the car in neutral, I revved it up to 5500. Starting at about 5000, I can hear the motor begin to make that very same noise as above, but it's more like rocks are jumping around inside.
I pulled the car up on ramps to inspect the everything underneath. Aside from all the oil residue, everything appears normal. All the heatshields are not in contact with the exhaust components.
I just bought the car (private seller). It started making this noise once I got on the highway, at that point it was too late to turn back. During the test drive, I didn't take it up to speed. That's my fault.
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I actually kept searching and found that it's the steering rack boot. Doesn't look too difficult to replace.
crono36, have you heard or experienced loose material/debris in the catalytic converter before?
As far as this sound goes, can I assume that the motor itself is not at fault? I drove it 2 hours home with this sound and it still starts and runs everywhere without problems/hesitations.
I'm still rather clueless. I'll definitely try to get more detail and video, but for the time being, I'm guessing it is something within the clutch assembly. I just want to be certain before I actually get a replacement clutch.
crono36, have you heard or experienced loose material/debris in the catalytic converter before?
As far as this sound goes, can I assume that the motor itself is not at fault? I drove it 2 hours home with this sound and it still starts and runs everywhere without problems/hesitations.
I'm still rather clueless. I'll definitely try to get more detail and video, but for the time being, I'm guessing it is something within the clutch assembly. I just want to be certain before I actually get a replacement clutch.
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