I was driving back froma friends house 2 blocks away from my house when i heard a LOUD boom noise coming from the back of my car and a loud scraping noise, followed by the car shaking like hell. It only happens when you depress the clutch. So i parked in front of my house put the e-brake up and leave the car in first then i slowly depress the clutch so the car can move forward slightly then the sound will happen. I had my friend/neighbor look at the rear axle and he said that the whole transmission would move down with the subframe and then is accompanied by the "boom" sound. WTF IS WRONG????
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Sounds loke a new clutch is needed. Check the trans mounts and guibo though.
Originally posted by DaveCNComment
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The clutch is brand new it only has 1k miles on it. The guibo is a year old as well. Trans mounts I need to checkComment
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Is the sound speed related? RPM related?
My 325 made a similar noise when the diff mounting bolts vibrated loose, allowing the diff to shift. During engine braking, the driveshaft would rub against the tunnel, causing an ungodly scraping noise and vibration. Two new bolts later, quiet as a baby...
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Yes that is exactly what is happening thanks man im dropping my ride at the shop right now. My ride at the moment is a jdm 97 tercel :P It may look stock but its a honda killer!!!Comment
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Alright my shop just found out that the lsd carrier bolts came out somehow, but since its still under warranty they will replace all of the hardware free of charge. :DComment
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