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Weird clutch sound
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Anyone have any ideas what might be causing this sound....

Replaced the clutch in the ute 2 weekends ago. Used an 'extreme' clutch kit to go between an A15 and a 56A. Simply took out the old clutch, put in the new one, replaced the fluid and inspected the flywheel... did not remove the fly wheel.

First few days it worked a treat, now however after the car has sat a few hours (say overnight or while im at work) if I start it with the clutch depressed it makes a loud vibrating sound like a fan. The car starts just fine and if i leave it in neutral and release the clutch the sound stops, depress clutch and it starts again. Funny thing is if i whack it in gear and go for a drive (clutch engages and disengages perfectly) and then stop and try thr process again the noise is gone...... any ideas are appreciated??

Posted on: 2012/2/14 23:23
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So you didn't change pressure plate or thrust bearing. Might be mis matched clutch disk and pressure plate or more likely thrust bearing. That makes a whiring noise not a fan noise usually

Posted on: 2012/2/14 23:57
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Thanks unfamilia. I replaced the clutch disk and the pressure plate... the kit came with a new thrust bearing but i inspected the existing one and it was working just fine so i left it be.

A "whiring" noise is a good description of the sound.... might have to pull it out again and throw in the new bearing.......... bugger.

Posted on: 2012/2/15 0:10
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Yes, probably a lack of lubrication for the thrust/throwout bearing. The old pressure plate had a bit of lubrication on it. Don't put very much on the new one.

See Release Bearing.

Posted on: 2012/2/15 2:56
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