T-56 Issues HELP PLEASE
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T-56 Issues HELP PLEASE
This doesnt seem to be a common problem but here is my situation.
I swapped an LS1 into my 240sx and bought a rebuild tranny from one of the members here. I had supposed 500 miles on the tranny.
Anyway I figured out my 2nd gear shifting issue but I'm still having a problem with heat and whining. This isn't the normal T-56 whine this only happens when warm, Clutch can be engaged or disengaged and the car can be in or out of gear doesn't matter. The car whines like a loud tea pot. It sounds like bearing but its not a normal bearing sound to me.
Now if I have it in gear and accelerate the tranny will go back to normal but as soon as I go to decelerate it starts again.
All of those problems only occur when the tranny is hot. And I mean hot enough the shifter shaft cant be touched for long periods of time unless your holding the actual shift ball/handle.
Only thing I can think is my exhaust may be heating the tranny up to much because I just drained it and refilled it with SycroMesh and it still does it.
But like I said when the tranny is cold it drives like a dream.
I swapped an LS1 into my 240sx and bought a rebuild tranny from one of the members here. I had supposed 500 miles on the tranny.
Anyway I figured out my 2nd gear shifting issue but I'm still having a problem with heat and whining. This isn't the normal T-56 whine this only happens when warm, Clutch can be engaged or disengaged and the car can be in or out of gear doesn't matter. The car whines like a loud tea pot. It sounds like bearing but its not a normal bearing sound to me.
Now if I have it in gear and accelerate the tranny will go back to normal but as soon as I go to decelerate it starts again.
All of those problems only occur when the tranny is hot. And I mean hot enough the shifter shaft cant be touched for long periods of time unless your holding the actual shift ball/handle.
Only thing I can think is my exhaust may be heating the tranny up to much because I just drained it and refilled it with SycroMesh and it still does it.
But like I said when the tranny is cold it drives like a dream.
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Its possible that the exhaust is too close to the transmission and causing the heat issues . As far as the noise only coming in once the unit is hot but quiet when the unit is cold , that is not a bearing . Bearings will make noise all the time .
Does the noise increase in sound the faster you drive or does it remain constant ?
Does the noise increase in sound the faster you drive or does it remain constant ?
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No its constant. Under throttle the noise goes away but when off throttle its constant until the car comes to a stop or randomly it will stop making noise if the clutch is in and the car is allowed to idle.
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If the clutch is in and the car is not moving , its not the transmission . There is nothing moving inside of it . If the clutch is out and the car is not moving then the input shaft and cluster are turning but they seldom make noise with no load on them .
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Well I got under the car after running it for a while and the heat off the headers isnt that harsh. No were the temp my tranny gets.
Also after talking to a tremec rep. we think it may be a pilot bearing or throw out bearing issue. Would this noise come from one of these.
Also after talking to a tremec rep. we think it may be a pilot bearing or throw out bearing issue. Would this noise come from one of these.
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Is it an engine speed related noise or vehicle speed related?
That would dictate where I'd go from to look for the problem.
If it is making the noise at a stop The throw out or pilot would definately be suspect.
They can make alot of noises when failing.
That would dictate where I'd go from to look for the problem.
If it is making the noise at a stop The throw out or pilot would definately be suspect.
They can make alot of noises when failing.