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Old Mar 31, 2005 | 03:50 PM
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Im thinking Ive got some throwout bearing noise. If the car is used in spirited driving and running a bit warmer than usual the clutch makes noise, kind of a klunking, when the pedal is on the way up. I dont abuse it, the wheel hop drives me crazy, I do use it though. funny thing is when its first fired up it is totally quiet. anyone else have these noises? 3900 miles showing.
 
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Old Mar 31, 2005 | 04:42 PM
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does the chatter stop when you engage the clutch? when exactly do you hear it? is it a chatter or a klunk?

if it's more of a klunking noise, i'd be more likely to say it's an axle than the tob.....
 
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Old Mar 31, 2005 | 07:28 PM
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The noise does stop as the clutch pedal is almost to the floor and on the way up(~1" from floor), it makes noise when pressing and releasing the pedal w/trans in neutral. I figure bad cv joints would clunk if driven slowly at full steering lock. Its more of a clunking than chatter. I just thought as it warms up the sound is audible so I figured it was the tob. Youve gone thru your share of clutch/trans woes if I remember correctly. I hope that lsd is treating you well. most of the time the kicker takes care of the noise but if its clutch related I dont want a fight at 12000 mi (we all know who wins those battles).
 
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Old Mar 31, 2005 | 07:39 PM
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if the noise is stopping as you engage the clutch, then it is probably the tob. it's just usually a chatter sound rather than a clunk. it sounds almost like something rattling around in the engine bay, just you hear it near the front drivers side only. maybe we are just describing the same noise differently !

the tob isn't that big a deal, but i wouldn't expect the dealer to cover it. you can get a new tob for about $60 from hendrick's.

i have had my fair share of tranny issues, which are now seemily resolved. i got a 04 tranny with 1500 miles on it and a cm s4 clutch. all is well with it, and i can't wait to get my car back and get to the track! it's in the shop right now for some more goodies
 
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