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Kevin 1G Drummer · 08-06-2009

When the tranny is disconnected from the motor? I'm not quite understanding what you're saying there. But I know that when the transmission is in neutral with the clutch engaged, a bad throwout bearing will make a slight grinding noise. If the noise goes away as soon as the clutch is pushed in, the noise goes away because of the force of pushing in the springs in the pressure plate.

08-06-2009	#11
Kevin 1G Drummer Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Cottage Grove Drives: Silver '02 IS300, Blue '06 Suzuki SV1000 Posts: 5,293	Re: Getting the Laser ready for AutoX When the tranny is disconnected from the motor? I'm not quite understanding what you're saying there. But I know that when the transmission is in neutral with the clutch engaged, a bad throwout bearing will make a slight grinding noise. If the noise goes away as soon as the clutch is pushed in, the noise goes away because of the force of pushing in the springs in the pressure plate. __________________ '02 Lexus IS300 '06 Suzuki SV1000: Back on the road and ripping hard as ever!