So when my engine idles in neutral my car makes a clackity clack clack sound, when I push in the clutch the sound slowly goes away and ceases, If I rev up the engine in neutral the sound goes faster too, what can this be?
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Originally posted by AdamF 88iSOriginally posted by zandiIs a part on the tranmission? how easy/hard is it to change?
Just deal with it; you can't change the bearing without rebuilding the whole tranny.
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Originally posted by zandiOriginally posted by AdamF 88iSOriginally posted by zandiIs a part on the tranmission? how easy/hard is it to change?
Just deal with it; you can't change the bearing without rebuilding the whole tranny.Adam Fogg- '88 M3
Common sense- It's the new 'gifted'
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Re: clackity clack clack clack
Originally posted by zandiSo when my engine idles in neutral my car makes a clackity clack clack sound, when I push in the clutch the sound slowly goes away and ceases, If I rev up the engine in neutral the sound goes faster too, what can this be?
if it's not a problem i'll get over it.
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Re: clackity clack clack clack
Originally posted by rwh11385Originally posted by zandiSo when my engine idles in neutral my car makes a clackity clack clack sound, when I push in the clutch the sound slowly goes away and ceases, If I rev up the engine in neutral the sound goes faster too, what can this be?
if it's not a problem i'll get over it.
Just push the clutch in before you turn it off! ;) No more problem!
The noise is the clutch release lever rattling against the input shaft as the engine shudders to a stop. When you push in the clutch, the lever has pressure on it and doesn't shake. Not to worry! It's not broken...
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