Help with identifying a noise please!!!
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Before I bring this into a dealer and get taken for a ride I hope someone can help..I have an '03 civic coupe, 195000 kms, 1.7L 5 spd. A few days ago This started...When I accelerate I hear a fairly loud "clicking" noise, sounded like it was coming from the R.F. wheel..When I depress the clutch noise disappears, hit the gas (especially in lower gears) and u can definitely hear the noise louder than in the higher gears..With the car idling, and depressing and releasing the clutch of course makes a bit of a different noise but nothing out of the ordinary.. Took the wheel off and see nothing obvious, all looks ok. You really only hear the click upon acceleration which then got me to thinking is it in the wheel area at all??. I was at first thinking CV Joints maybe.. but is there something else I should be looking at???
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I would say CV joint, most definitely. How about this noise when you're not moving? If the noise isn't being duplicated while you're stationary, it's gotta be the CVJs. Mine didn't look bad at all when they went. The boots were still intact and everything. Is the noise much more pronounced when turning? Keep us updated so we can help you troubleshoot the problem a little bit more.
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I would say CV joint, most definitely. How about this noise when you're not moving? If the noise isn't being duplicated while you're stationary, it's gotta be the CVJs. Mine didn't look bad at all when they went. The boots were still intact and everything. Is the noise much more pronounced when turning? Keep us updated so we can help you troubleshoot the problem a little bit more.
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I still say CVs since you say it's mostly there when you take off. Mine was doing the same exact thing.
I still say CVs since you say it's mostly there when you take off. Mine was doing the same exact thing.
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Well, just got the news. Diagnosed as needing a transmission. just great.. So they tell me somewhere around $600 for a tranny and then another $250 for a clutch kit.. 6 hrs labour or so.. around $1300 by the time it's all done..sound about right?
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Yeah I would like to know what failed in the transmission to make a noise that stops when you press in the clutch. I was leaning towards release bearing.
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thro-out bearing ??
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No they didn't tell me exactly what.. just that i needed a tranny..I guess I should have asked and will do so later today. as far as the video, yeah somewhat but not to that degree.. it's a very pronounced clicking noise especially in 1st, 2nd and 3rd gears.. 4th and 5th are not as noisy.. u guys thing maybe a second opinion?
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Maybe a second opinion wouldn't hurt. I'm just more curious to know what they think the specific issue is with the transmission. I would also question if they are planning on putting in new parts or refurbished, exactly what parts they are putting in, what kind of warranty it has, etc...
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Well. Bring it in to a honda dealership unless thats what you did before hand. About a year ago I had some tranny bearings changed(IDK but my dealership is good. Idk if its because im a Honda assoc. Or that they are really just good people). When I would let my foot off the clutch it would sound like something is rubbing and when I would start moving it would sounds kinda grindy. Your issue sounds similar to mine.
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Well Crap! Brought to a dealer for 2nd opinion... Need 1st and 2nd gear at least.. quote contains bearings, shafts, washers, fluids, etc, etc.. almost 2G w/o clutch.. definitely going to go used route..
Found a tranny with 138K... what do you suggest for a clutch kit?
Found a tranny with 138K... what do you suggest for a clutch kit?
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Maybe a second opinion wouldn't hurt. I'm just more curious to know what they think the specific issue is with the transmission. I would also question if they are planning on putting in new parts or refurbished, exactly what parts they are putting in, what kind of warranty it has, etc...
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yeah, this was estimate #2.. not sure it'll get too much better I'm afraid.. just found a used tranny for $500 with 130K and 3 mos warranty, looks like I can buy a Rhino pac clutch kit for $180 (http://www.clutchplace.com/clutch-ki...lutch-kit.html)
Does this sound reasonable to you guys? One shop is quoting $75 to reface flywheel and about 6 hrs to replace it all? is rhino a cutch you would reommend?
Does this sound reasonable to you guys? One shop is quoting $75 to reface flywheel and about 6 hrs to replace it all? is rhino a cutch you would reommend?
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