help nocking noise from gearbox clutch area
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help nocking noise from gearbox clutch area
today my scooby wont go full rpm struggles trying? now just started it and there is a nocking noise a spinning nocking noise from the gearbox clutch area is it the thrust bearing? its not squeecking and no problems with the clutch operation. any help would be super
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got somebody to press the clutch in and it still made the spinning knocking noise ahhh so it is not the thrust bearing. now its not idleing properly. when i was driving it back it was very quiet. not its normal rumble and struggling in high revs ?
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have you got an aftermarket ecu? or have you tried adjusting the throttle position sensor on the throttle body or just let it idle and give it a small firm tap with your hand and you should hear some sort of difference let me know how you get on pal?
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cheers i have done a video took ages to upload
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Sorry to say it sounds like the crank bearings, prob a con rod bearing, the only other possible thing would be the clutch cover or flywheel coming loose but looking at how lumpy it seems to run when the revs drop I'd say crankshaft.
You need to get it looked at soon as mate don't drive it.
You need to get it looked at soon as mate don't drive it.
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That depends on the damage, you might need a new crankshaft and rod or both, it's hard to say. It won't be a cheap job as it's engine out I'm afraid. it might be better to get a good working replacement engine, but that all depends on how bad yours is damaged.
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