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ChAdS
30th August 2011, 22:50
OK bit of a weird one but could do with a answer please, Basically my VTR previous owner has put in a manual clutch cable were you can adjust it rather than the automatic one, When I take my foot off the clutch I get like a slight rattle noise, So I changed the complete clutch kit and it still happens, When I put clutch in noise goes when I let off the clutch the noise comes back, Is this because of the manual clutch cable are they noisy or something?
Thanks
turbod_vtr
30th August 2011, 22:55
dont quote me. but think its the 2nd motion shaft in box! sorry for barer of bad news!
turbod_vtr
30th August 2011, 22:56
very common
ChAdS
30th August 2011, 23:04
Ok so what do I need to do ? New box? Or can I get this part?
turbod_vtr
30th August 2011, 23:10
ive always put recon/2nd hand boxes in. no money in striping boxes down for me! haha best speaking to a local gearbox specialist as i no they are common so they should no about it too.
hope this helps
turbod_vtr
30th August 2011, 23:10
ive always put recon/2nd hand boxes in. no money in striping boxes down for me! haha best speaking to a local gearbox specialist as i no they are common so they should no about it too.
hope this helps
ChAdS
30th August 2011, 23:12
hmmm, My mate who was changing the clutch at the time said that the manual clutch cables are noisy like that, He seems to think its the cable
boony
30th August 2011, 23:20
thrust bearing ? mine does it even after a new clutch kit ,
turbod_vtr
30th August 2011, 23:27
did u replace the bearing?
Bedford126
30th August 2011, 23:30
what clutch kit did you use L.U.K ones rattle and make noise until there bedded in.
ChAdS
31st August 2011, 00:04
I got a valeo clutch kit, My mate changed the release bearing were is the thrust bearing or is it same thing? I hope its not gearbox its only done 48,500 :s
saxo-parts
31st August 2011, 07:25
thrust bearing and release bearing are the same thing, sounds like input shaft bearing on box, quite common even on low mileage boxes
ChAdS
31st August 2011, 09:17
thrust bearing and release bearing are the same thing, sounds like input shaft bearing on box, quite common even on low mileage boxes
Not good, How much you think it will cost me to put it right? Would that manual adjusted cable not give off a noise ? As its not the standard equipped automatic one they usually have?
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Mr_P
31st August 2011, 11:56
The saxos do have manual adjustment cables.
I'd stick with them ones personally, the automatic ones are a fucking pain in the arse on times!
ChAdS
31st August 2011, 13:20
Ok, Well something is still not right with the car clutch down no noise clutch off noise... Could it be possible that the clutch may not have been fitted right ? Or the thrush bearing has slipped out of the socket or something ?
stevo67
31st August 2011, 15:11
Id go with mandyslover70 on this 1,take it to a gearbox specialist let them drive it then see what they say.
ChAdS
31st August 2011, 16:48
Id go with mandyslover70 on this 1,take it to a gearbox specialist let them drive it then see what they say.
The noise is very slight its nothing over the top, Tomorrow when i go to my mates will check the cable out, I hope its not gearbox if it is then it will have to be done.
stevo1600
31st August 2011, 18:34
Source a vts box mate, and get it fitted. Sounds like box is on way out unfortunately :n:
ChAdS
31st August 2011, 21:06
Would it be better with a VTS box? and are they direct fit?
saxo-parts
31st August 2011, 22:14
yes. a direct fit and acceleration is better with S box
ChAdS
31st August 2011, 22:44
yes. a direct fit and acceleration is better with S box
Ok cool does it still have problems with input bearings etc. As knowing my luck I will come out with a fucked vts box aswell as the fucked vtr box i already have :(
saxo-parts
1st September 2011, 16:13
all MA boxes suffer from the same problems, none of the bearings are any bigger or stronger
ChAdS
1st September 2011, 16:28
all MA boxes suffer from the same problems, none of the bearings are any bigger or stronger
Ok mate, I was thinking aswell you know how the vts are a different box? It might be alittle quicker but will it wear on the engine or not ?
chinkostu
1st September 2011, 16:51
Ok cool does it still have problems with input bearings etc. As knowing my luck I will come out with a fucked vts box aswell as the fucked vtr box i already have :(
learnt that lesson
ChAdS
1st September 2011, 16:56
learnt that lesson
What did a vts gearbox fuck up your engine?
stevo67
1st September 2011, 17:10
Ok mate, I was thinking aswell you know how the vts are a different box? It might be alittle quicker but will it wear on the engine or not ?
Tbh it`s all in the way you drive it mate.:drink:
ChAdS
1st September 2011, 17:29
Tbh it`s all in the way you drive it mate.:drink:
Im not one to thrash the shit out of my cars so I take it will be alright then
stevo67
1st September 2011, 17:32
Im not one to thrash the shit out of my cars so I take it will be alright then
Yep you should,good luck.:drink:
ChAdS
1st September 2011, 20:42
Yep you should,good luck.:drink:
Cheers mate, vts box will be going in, Hope i don't buy a fucked one :(
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