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Anonymous Posted on Mar 18, 2013

Gearbox noise I have a gearbox noise coming from the left hand side. I replaced the oil but no improvement. When the clutch is depressed with the car running the noise seems to go away

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Sounds Like Thrust Clutch Bearing Is On Its Way Out.
You Need To Remove Gear Box Fit New Bearing On Spigot Shaft
Re Fit Gear Box ,While You Have It Out Check Condition Of Clutch

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 25, 2008

SOURCE: MAZDA MX5 CAR, WHINE FROM

a little whine can be normal what is happening when you push clutch in mainshaft in tranny quits spinning. with clutch out it is spinning with engine so could be a bearing going out

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 24, 2008

SOURCE: small clruching annoying noise from

trans case bearings going out this was a recall for toyota in the day might not be cover now

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 24, 2008

SOURCE: GEARBOX WONT GO INTO GEAR

hi from uk could you please give a little more info ? what make/model car ? has this problem occured suddenly? has car been layed up off road some time prior to this unable to select gears ? this problem sounds very much like the clutch drive plate is either stuck to flywheel hence question above ? or it is sticking on primary/spigot shaft for some reason and failing to disengage drive to g/box? how does clutch pedal feel ? you might try selecting 2nd gear with clutch fully pressed and h/brake on then try starting engine if engine starts ?runs then put slight revs on and slip clutch a few times this may work if plate is sticking? if you come back with update may be able to advise further

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 17, 2009

SOURCE: when i turn a corner there is a sort of

It could be a bad bushing, or a bad wheel beering

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Marvin

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  • Posted on Oct 23, 2009

SOURCE: clutch is noisy,when i depress the clutch the

this noise is caused by a noisy clutch throw-out/release bearing, that is the part that presses against the pressure plate and disengages the clutch disk, the transmission must be removed to replace this part, so it is best to replace the clutch assembly at the same time, the labor for both is the same, about 5 hours

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I have the loan of a 1999 virago 250 which has a hissie grinding sound coming from the left hand side Gearbox? louder when the clutch is engaged and changing gear and settles when in gear ??

First thing you do is check the oil level. The engine and gearbox share the oil used so low oil can cause a grinding noise because the gears are 'too dry'. This could also be a clutch issue. Is it the original factory clutch? Does it do it in neutral and at idle? In neutral it is possibly a worn or badly adjusted clutch. If it only happens in gear it could be gearbox issues.
Get a Good mechanic to look at it. As I can't listen to it I can only suggest stuff.
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Hi There.
sounds like your release bearing has either collapsed or seized, either way you will have to drop the gear box and check it out... should'nt be a problem on a 1999 fiesta. just be careful not to pop a drive shaft and lose the transmission fluic on the floor.
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My pajero manual transmission 4WD has a clanking noise after you have driven it for a long time. when the transmission becomes hot the clanking noise appears. but when i step on the clutch the noise...

hi.
a transmission problem when hot, but ok when cold, would suggest that the oil in the gearbox is getting too thin when it heats up.

you say that the transmission has been pulled out but do you know if the oil was actually changed in it.
if the oil has not been changed, drain it and replace with the specified oil.
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changing gearbox oil, is normally a matter of removing the drain plug on the bottom to drain the old oil, and then refilling using the level plug on the side of the engine.
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My transmission makes noise until I depress my clutch

sounds like the main shaft bearings within the gearbox itself. i would of said the release bearing but u already changed it. the main shaft doesnt spin with the clutch pedal pressed. check for oil leaks and check the oil level in the gearbox.
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