Clutch "whir" - Throwout bearing?
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Clutch "whir" - Throwout bearing?
Hey all - quick question for you. Whenever my car is running, in neutral, with the clutch out, there's a quiet whirring coming from the trans. area. This sound completely stops when I put the clutch in. It's about time for a clutch replacement anyway - the car's got 96k on it now; I just wanna know if that's for sure (or most likely) the pilot/throwout bearing, or am I lookin at fixing another thing when I open it up? I'm fixin to leave for 6 months overseas, but when I return I'm planning on clutch/timing belt (overdue, yes)/water pump/seals/gaskets....*maaaaybe* a turbo/headgasket/headstuds. We'll see.
TIA,
~Joe
TIA,
~Joe
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most likely throwout bearing.... but you can't tell for sure till you open her up just get a good cluth like the rps carbon carbon or the rps max for daily driving and replace the bearings
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my reccomendation is to use oem lexus bearing only! because the ones that came with my competition stage 4 kit actuallly chirp at idle only when warm for some reason and make it sound like i have a noisy valvetrain while revving up with clutch pedal out, use oem bearings, you will not regret it
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i've installed tons of supras and the sc300's using the rps carbon carbon on one and its great i 've test drove tons of different clutches and personally i like the carbon carbon...i've used the c&c myself and i love it too
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