Honda Civic Clutch Release Bearing Noise at Maggie Rebecca blog

Honda Civic Clutch Release Bearing Noise. Just for reference, if the noise goes away when you depress the clutch, it's not the release bearing. I had mine fail as well, and had the whole. This morning, like many mornings recently, my clutch has been making a howling/whining noise when releasing into first. The mechanic who installed the clutch is telling me it is a bad bearing, and possibly the pressure plate needs to be replaced. It seems like this noise only happens when i release the clutch near the engagement point, give it gas and hold it at that point for a second or. Always when the gearbox is in neutral and not doing anything, and the clutch is up and a noise begins, its the bearings in the gearbox such. And when you might be fixing it. It's the input shaft bearing on the gearbox. It seems to make a slight noise when idling, but when the clutch is depressed, the noise stops temporarily. I've been told by one person.

Just for reference, if the noise goes away when you depress the clutch, it's not the release bearing. This morning, like many mornings recently, my clutch has been making a howling/whining noise when releasing into first. It seems like this noise only happens when i release the clutch near the engagement point, give it gas and hold it at that point for a second or. And when you might be fixing it. The mechanic who installed the clutch is telling me it is a bad bearing, and possibly the pressure plate needs to be replaced. I had mine fail as well, and had the whole. It's the input shaft bearing on the gearbox. It seems to make a slight noise when idling, but when the clutch is depressed, the noise stops temporarily. I've been told by one person. Always when the gearbox is in neutral and not doing anything, and the clutch is up and a noise begins, its the bearings in the gearbox such.

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Honda Civic Clutch Release Bearing Noise Just for reference, if the noise goes away when you depress the clutch, it's not the release bearing. I've been told by one person. It's the input shaft bearing on the gearbox. Always when the gearbox is in neutral and not doing anything, and the clutch is up and a noise begins, its the bearings in the gearbox such. It seems like this noise only happens when i release the clutch near the engagement point, give it gas and hold it at that point for a second or. This morning, like many mornings recently, my clutch has been making a howling/whining noise when releasing into first. It seems to make a slight noise when idling, but when the clutch is depressed, the noise stops temporarily. And when you might be fixing it. Just for reference, if the noise goes away when you depress the clutch, it's not the release bearing. I had mine fail as well, and had the whole. The mechanic who installed the clutch is telling me it is a bad bearing, and possibly the pressure plate needs to be replaced.