manual transmission noise: 07 civic

[hbenoit]

I have a 07 Honda civic 5 speed when my car idles it makes a weird noise and it goes away if I press the clutch. It makes the noise when I am driving as well the faster I go the louder it gets. but if I press my clutch it goers away regardless. Someone told me it was the carrier bearing in the diff. someone please help.

 

[HeX]

Inspect the slave master cylinder.

 

[hbenoit]

Its making a grinding noise

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[hbenoit]

Inspect the slave master cylinder.

How would i check that? I changed that and the slave about a year ago

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[HeX]

How would i check that? I changed that and the slave about a year ago

If you changed it then you should know how to check it. Turn on the car then have someone engage and disengage the clutch while you listen for sounds at the Slave cylinder.

 

[hbenoit]

The problem is one or more of the transmission main bearings.

Have you ever replaced or checked the transmission fluid? Any leaks?

No leaks and yes its full

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[hbenoit]

Do you regularly challenge the main bearing's integrity?

Kinda sorta sometimes

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[hbenoit]

Do you regularly challenge the main bearing's integrity?

It doesnt drive bad shifts fine just that noise is annoying

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[hbenoit]

Could it be the carrier bearings

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[hbenoit]

Ur right

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[hbenoit]

Highly Unlikely.

Who suggested a bad differential bearing?

Put the transmission in neutral with engine running and clutch pedal up. Do you hear the noise?

Now press the clutch pedal down. Does the noise go away?

If so, this^test rules out the differential.

Are u talking about the input shaft bearing?


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[XpL0d3r]

Symptoms point to the input shaft bearing, though the noise would get louder with increased RPMs, independent of vehicle speed. But it would def be heard when driving or in neutral, and would go away with the clutch pedal pushed in.

In neutral, if you rev the engine, does the noise get louder?

 

[hbenoit]

Symptoms point to the input shaft bearing, though the noise would get louder with increased RPMs, independent of vehicle speed. But it would def be heard when driving or in neutral, and would go away with the clutch pedal pushed in.

In neutral, if you rev the engine, does the noise get louder?

Do i have to take apart my transmission to change them?

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[hbenoit]

Ive changed my clutch before and in college for it so i mean yeah

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[XpL0d3r]

Do i have to take apart my transmission to change them?

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Absolutely, if it's the input shaft bearing.

 

[hbenoit]

Good start.

http://www.shweet.org/Manuals/manuals.shtml

Download the service manual for your car. It will guide you on what is required to drop the transmission. If you're ambitious, then read further in the manual to look into main bearing replacements.

I have a fa1 its not on the site u gave me

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[hbenoit]

FA1 is on my vin.

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[XpL0d3r]

I have a fa1 its not on the site u gave me

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Have you tried the link I've circled?

 

[hbenoit]

Have you tried the link I've circled?

I will try that one

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[hbenoit]

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Thank you

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