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2001 Honda Civic Repair Question


Topics covered: Axle, Clutch, Noise.
Mileage: 212,000 miles.

Asked on October 6, 2011

Possible axle noise

I have a 2001 civic lx 5 speed and we just replaced the throwout bearing clutch pilot bearing. when we started car there was no noise when we put axles in the car makes a grinding noise when clutch pedal is let out but stops when clutch is pushed in when we had tranny out we inspected input bearing and there was no visual signs of a bad throwout bearing could a axle do this
Avatar Asked by luvnhondas

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Replied on October 6, 2011

ya an axle shaft or the transmission input bearing or anyother bearing in the trans. look for a torn boot on axles, if there area any then replace the axle

Tiny Answered by hmac300 (expert)
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Replied on October 6, 2011

i meant there was no sign of a bad input shaft bearing so if there is no rip in boot then do i rule out the axles?

Tiny Response from luvnhondas
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Replied on October 6, 2011

no you'll have to try to see which side it's coming from and if it does it while brakeing etc. it may bea wheel bearing as well.

Tiny Answered by hmac300 (expert)
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Replied on October 6, 2011

but would a clutch being pushed in make the noise stop or does that deal with strictly transmission

Tiny Response from luvnhondas
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Replied on October 6, 2011

then it 's eitehr a clutch problem or tranny problem. if you let teh tranny hangon the clutch while you installed you could have bent the disc
or damaged the tranny

Tiny Answered by hmac300 (expert)
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