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ok, i have had this clicking coming from the transmition. i first thought it was the throttle bearing, nope i was wrong although it did look a little worn. i also replaced the stock clutch with a act stage 2, but the clicking hasn't gone away, what should i do...

replace trans. OR
take off trans and have a shop repair it
thanx in advance

 
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i had my input shaft bearing come apart on me. But it didnt make a clicking noise.

Did you ever think that it may be your axels? When they go bad, they click like hell when going around turns.

 
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i dont think it would be my axles, for a couple reasons, it makes the clicking at an idle, and when driving straight, i heard from a good friend it might be imput shaft. but the only problem i need to have little as possible down time for its my daily driver

 
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^i have the same problem, someone please help tia

 
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does the noise go away after you push in the clutch? If so, then its your input shaft bearing.

I just diagnosed one today. My new transmission has a bad input shaft bearing. (Thanks Derek!! )

 
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lovely, thanks

 
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what other problems can you have from driving with a bad imput shaft bearing? because mine does the same thing and stops when I push in the clutch I always just thought it was annoying, but would cause no real problems is this true.

 
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another thing is there someone making an upgrade version of the imput shaft so it wont come back nearly as easy

 
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I have that same noise, honda voided my warranty due to aftermarket parts so now Im in touch with the consumer protection agency to try toe get it fixed. I got an 01 ex 5speed what models do u guys have? Now I know what the noise is-thanks-honda told me it was a clutch plate or throwout bearing which was a bunch of bs because I changed all that and the flywheel(aftermarket of course) and I still have the noise. I got an 02 tranny sitting in the garage but want to get it fixed for free. If I can't is it worth it to fix it or just swap the 02 tranny in?

 
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i have a 04 lx-t with about 40,000 miles. yeah thats also a good ?

 
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my first tranny was an 02 lx
this tranny is an 01 ex

 
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any idea of cost for relplacement? or a diy?

 
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better yet, a better than oem replacement

 
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its not the axles. and if it clicks when you turn , its your cv joints. i know what your talkin about though , my cousin has the same noise in his civic. the noise comes from somewhere near the altinator

 
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no its coming from the trans and it happens all the time unless i compress the clutch

 
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That sounds like the input shaft bearing.

When i pull this motor out to put the built one in, i will be replacing the bearing in this tranny. I will try to remember to take pictures and write a DIY for replacing the bearing.

This DIY WILL NOT be for the beginner. I have already done it once, and it is a pain. It is much more complex than installing a turbo kit or installing a clutch. Simply due to the fact that you have to remove the gear cluster, the final drive, and the shifter assembly.

 
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mine clicks but only when making a right hand turn at about 15-20 mph. it started after i installed my coilovers. when i was putting them in i dropped the right axel and it popped out of the transmission but i just slid it back in i think when this happend i might have broke something, any sugestions for this?

 
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its your axel, you broke it.

 
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the cv joints dont leak and it doesnt klunk or anything like that just a ticking noise during the turn. i would think that if the axel was broke it would do more than just click.