Noisy clutch?!??!
Mine does the same thing....it did it a little when it was new...at almost 30k it does it all the time or almost all the time now.....its normal....sounds like the tranny is about to fall out....clutch is very loud!
Have any of you taken it to the dealer? If so, did they say it is normal? I think I am going to have them look into it when I get my oil change done. That way it is at least on record in case it is something else.
Thanks bro. That definitely makes me feel better. I'll mention it to them when I get my oil changed, probably in the next couple of weeks. Just to be safe.
Originally Posted by overdrve
Couple of things to be aware of.
Noise coming from engine could mean: 1) just the general design of our clutches being noisy. 2) throw-out bearing going bad causing excess noise above the norm. 3) check your engine oil level *** this is important as it happened to me and I've done a search to find a lot of owners here had the same problem. What sounded like a bad throw-out bearing turned out that the G consumed nearly 4 qts of oil over a 2 month span. Either way, if damage had occurred, it's already done. In my case, the dealer added oil for me and all was good. No more noise and the car is still pulling strong. However, the question is why the car is eating that much oil. Based on searches, they say piston seals. But I dunno. Sorry this is starting to lean off-topic. Moral of the story is to check out engine oil first, then throw-out bearing. Even then, the dealer may say its normal. =(
Noise coming from engine could mean: 1) just the general design of our clutches being noisy. 2) throw-out bearing going bad causing excess noise above the norm. 3) check your engine oil level *** this is important as it happened to me and I've done a search to find a lot of owners here had the same problem. What sounded like a bad throw-out bearing turned out that the G consumed nearly 4 qts of oil over a 2 month span. Either way, if damage had occurred, it's already done. In my case, the dealer added oil for me and all was good. No more noise and the car is still pulling strong. However, the question is why the car is eating that much oil. Based on searches, they say piston seals. But I dunno. Sorry this is starting to lean off-topic. Moral of the story is to check out engine oil first, then throw-out bearing. Even then, the dealer may say its normal. =(
how would one check the piston seals? i would love to tear apart my engine and check things and replace etc....
has anyone ever done it? this isn't like any honda either which a lot of people have messed with and done diy etcs.
sorry for going off topic etc. but yea i get the chattering too no worries... sometimes my car sounds like its going to blow up after a hard drive...
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