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N3CRO

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Registered: 12th Apr 07
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29th Oct 08 at 22:19

quote:
Originally posted by deano87
Well, a new clutch kit didn't solve it.

The garage replaced for free and it's still making the noise.

Seems like it's gearbox related - possibly input shaft bearing or what ever it's called. Damn.

Going to drive till it starts giving me grief - just an annoying noise at the moment.

Just turn up the stereo!

deano87

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Registered: 21st Oct 06
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30th Oct 08 at 07:45

quote:
Originally posted by Necromancer
Just turn up the stereo!

Distortion ftw

N3CRO

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30th Oct 08 at 12:39

Get better speakers!

john_c20xe

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30th Oct 08 at 19:05

sound like gearbox bearings To me, if it dissapears when u press clutch

Marcus_corsa

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30th Oct 08 at 19:48

is that a new gearbox needed then as i have the same symptoms as this??

Jake

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30th Oct 08 at 21:08

how do you know they even replaced the clutch and release bearing again?

John

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30th Oct 08 at 21:32

Because Bosch is a well known and respected automotive name

deano87

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30th Oct 08 at 21:34

quote:
Originally posted by jake
how do you know they even replaced the clutch and release bearing again?

Because they said they'd call me when it's in bits so I could pop over and see. Except it's a 15 minute bike ride. I agreed anyway, and when they called, said I was doing Uni work

so they definitely took it to bits - if they had noticed they had done something wrong i.e. worn bits already, then would have replaced it.