noise coming from under shifter area...HELP!!!
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noise coming from under shifter area...HELP!!!
ok guys i've been having this problem that kinda comes and goes over time.
what is happening is when i'm at a complete stop, then try to get going out of 1st gear the car kinda feels like its studdering and shaking or hopping a little bit. it only does it when i'm just trying to get going, no where else. then when i'm going i hear this weird noise, kinda sounds like a winding / scraping type of noise, coming from under the shifter area.
i do have a C's short shifter, but that wouldn't make the car studder / shake / hop i dont think.
any ideas guys?
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what is happening is when i'm at a complete stop, then try to get going out of 1st gear the car kinda feels like its studdering and shaking or hopping a little bit. it only does it when i'm just trying to get going, no where else. then when i'm going i hear this weird noise, kinda sounds like a winding / scraping type of noise, coming from under the shifter area.
i do have a C's short shifter, but that wouldn't make the car studder / shake / hop i dont think.
any ideas guys?
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Take your shifter apart...you might find the broken ring. It will be white....Does anyone know where you can buy the aluminum one from Japan? The plastic ones break all the time.
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Originally Posted by MichaelB145
Take your shifter apart...you might find the broken ring. It will be white....Does anyone know where you can buy the aluminum one from Japan? The plastic ones break all the time.
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it is
#A your clutch and transmission is worn
EDIT": just saw the grinding noise problem.
its clutch or shocks causing stutter on start up.
but transmission syncros, gears make whinding/grinding sounds.
does the car have trouble shifting in to first from neutral at a stop?
#A your clutch and transmission is worn
EDIT": just saw the grinding noise problem.
its clutch or shocks causing stutter on start up.
but transmission syncros, gears make whinding/grinding sounds.
does the car have trouble shifting in to first from neutral at a stop?
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Originally Posted by potatochobit
it is
#A your clutch and transmission is worn
EDIT": just saw the grinding noise problem.
its clutch or shocks causing stutter on start up.
but transmission syncros, gears make whinding/grinding sounds.
does the car have trouble shifting in to first from neutral at a stop?
#A your clutch and transmission is worn
EDIT": just saw the grinding noise problem.
its clutch or shocks causing stutter on start up.
but transmission syncros, gears make whinding/grinding sounds.
does the car have trouble shifting in to first from neutral at a stop?
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if that is the case then most likely it is not clutch chatter. you need to pin point the noises. it could indeed be from the rear PPF area. check and see if it is cracked or lose next time u go under there.
did u replace the clutch yourself? the PPF must be realigned when removing the transmission. most people dont know about this.
did u replace the clutch yourself? the PPF must be realigned when removing the transmission. most people dont know about this.
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no i didn't do the clutch/flywheel myself, i had a shop do it when i was getting some warrenty work done to it. looks like i'm taken it in again for some more warrenty work...sigh
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Originally Posted by dgeesaman
There's no need to bump this thread. I think all the major possibilities have been suggested, and you should consider yourself lucky that you can have it fixed under your warranty.
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