Tranny Ratle
05-31-2006, 04:17 AM
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Tranny Ratle
Hi all,
Appreciate you taking a look at this thread, hopefully with all of the knowledge you all poses you can bring an end to a plaguing problem.
In short I have a tranny rattle, it
Appreciate you taking a look at this thread, hopefully with all of the knowledge you all poses you can bring an end to a plaguing problem.
In short I have a tranny rattle, it
05-31-2006, 07:22 AM
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05-31-2006, 07:42 AM
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Or it could just be a normal noise of the car.
There are a TON of "noise" threads turning up lately, mostly seeming to come from newer owners who are unfamiliar with the car. This car is anything but quiet. SlowS2k is currently writing up a thread regarding "noises". Particularly because:
A. most times the noises are normal
B. noises are extremely difficult to diagnose over the internet
Of course you're going to hear your tranny. You're sitting right next to it, with it maybe 2 feet from your head.
There are a TON of "noise" threads turning up lately, mostly seeming to come from newer owners who are unfamiliar with the car. This car is anything but quiet. SlowS2k is currently writing up a thread regarding "noises". Particularly because:
A. most times the noises are normal
B. noises are extremely difficult to diagnose over the internet
Of course you're going to hear your tranny. You're sitting right next to it, with it maybe 2 feet from your head.
06-13-2006, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Wisconsin S2k,May 31 2006, 10:42 AM
Or it could just be a normal noise of the car.
There are a TON of "noise" threads turning up lately, mostly seeming to come from newer owners who are unfamiliar with the car. This car is anything but quiet. SlowS2k is currently writing up a thread regarding "noises". Particularly because:
A. most times the noises are normal
B. noises are extremely difficult to diagnose over the internet
Of course you're going to hear your tranny. You're sitting right next to it, with it maybe 2 feet from your head.
There are a TON of "noise" threads turning up lately, mostly seeming to come from newer owners who are unfamiliar with the car. This car is anything but quiet. SlowS2k is currently writing up a thread regarding "noises". Particularly because:
A. most times the noises are normal
B. noises are extremely difficult to diagnose over the internet
Of course you're going to hear your tranny. You're sitting right next to it, with it maybe 2 feet from your head.
06-13-2006, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by xviper,May 31 2006, 10:23 AM
Are you moving at the time? If this happens when you are stopped, it's not your tranny.
In gear, clutch in, car stopped, the tranny is not spinning. If you hear something in this scenario, it is NOT your tranny. Clutch maybe, engine maybe, exhaust and/or heat shield maybe, but not tranny.
In gear, clutch in, car stopped, the tranny is not spinning. If you hear something in this scenario, it is NOT your tranny. Clutch maybe, engine maybe, exhaust and/or heat shield maybe, but not tranny.
The dealer putthe car up on a lift and a tech revved the car, i agreed that it was coming from the tranny area but i'm no pro on cars.
Dealer thought it was an exhaust leak (it does sound like one) and replaced all of the gaskets. still hear it though.
Thanks!
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