Need help diagnosing, believe it's the clutch
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Need help diagnosing, believe it's the clutch
I have a 00 TA, stock internals.
The other day I was pulling a K-turn and was locked out of every gear, couldn't get it to shift into any gear. After about a minute it went into reverse and I was on my way.
Now, I get a grinding noise, it only happens when the car is in gear and the clutch is fully pressed. When I'm in gear there are zero issues. It will also happen from time to time while switching gears but it's not loud or obnoxious but it's there... and not every time.
From what I've read, it seems like the clutch isn't fully disengaging, any thoughts?
Thanks
The other day I was pulling a K-turn and was locked out of every gear, couldn't get it to shift into any gear. After about a minute it went into reverse and I was on my way.
Now, I get a grinding noise, it only happens when the car is in gear and the clutch is fully pressed. When I'm in gear there are zero issues. It will also happen from time to time while switching gears but it's not loud or obnoxious but it's there... and not every time.
From what I've read, it seems like the clutch isn't fully disengaging, any thoughts?
Thanks
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First thought I had was the pilot bearing. The classic indicator is the clutch pedal in makes noise and clutch pedal out is quiet
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With the clutch pedal is in, the crank and input shaft no lnger spin as one, which means that the rollers in the pilot bearing are now spinning. If any of those are starting to go, it makes noise. typically a fast, repeating squeak.
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Nope, I meant pilot bearing. When the clutch is out, the crank and input shaft spin as one, and the pilot bearing spins with both. There is no slip between the input shaft and pilot bearing.
With the clutch pedal is in, the crank and input shaft no lnger spin as one, which means that the rollers in the pilot bearing are now spinning. If any of those are starting to go, it makes noise. typically a fast, repeating squeak.
With the clutch pedal is in, the crank and input shaft no lnger spin as one, which means that the rollers in the pilot bearing are now spinning. If any of those are starting to go, it makes noise. typically a fast, repeating squeak.