I always picture the input shaft connecting the cluches and flywheel. Its helpful when you are familiar with how transmissions operation. And I will admit i get things backwards sometimes while trying to explain it. And my most important thing to point out is that bearings as a whole can do unpredictable things you wouldn't expect as well. They are not made equally, and they sure as hell dont play fair ever. These are the some conditions of each. But not always. Not all transmissions are alike. When replacing bearings save yourself the headache and NEVER buy remanufactured ones. I do not go cheap with them. So find a brand you like that are of high quality. You do not want to have to do this twice. I prefer and recommend Japanese manufacturers when involving bearings. Timken have been around and known for they're quality for some time. I also highly suggest getting a master kit and replacing everything at once. Its not that hard at all and is very good intermediate level learning. Throwout bearings can make a whirling noise as your releasing or in initial engagement of your clutch and can effect gearshifts. But so cant worn clutches. Input and output shaft bearings whirl while fully engaged and on load. If you have noise while engaged and on load but only while driving in a couple higher gears and reverse thats typically the countershaft bearing. That is because those forward gears are designed to connect to the countershaft. Which is a separate shaft with extra gears and ratio. That happened to me in my OBS Sierra. I didn't want to have to ever get in there again so I purchased a brand new performance built one It was the truck of my dreams. I lost it in my divorce, its the only material item iv ever owned besides heirlooms that Iv became attached to. Life is a lot easier for those of us who follow jesus and blessed knowing how selfish, sometimes shallow, and distracting material items can become. God bless everyone in jesus name, amen 🙏🏻
Sometimes this can cause paranoia especially if you’ve once had a car with Gearbox bearing noises any cars after that you could be listening out for bearing noises and start finding problems with it. Just always make sure you have gearbox oil aswell because that can cause bad noises
@@OctoSwift you get an ear for hearing bearings in transmission which is freaky, it would be loud noises like whining and also growling if it was bad, put it this way your not without your car until your without your car
Gearbox ptsd is real. It’s inevitable too you might pretend it’ll never happen and then the whining starts. Every problem I have I think my gearbox has gone so many times. I once gave up on a car for weeks thinking gearbox went and it was the linkage rods for 2nd and 4th was fixed in seconds
I have the same problem with my VW Polo 2.0, I think this problem is really the bearing that's damaged. But here in Brazil the costs for repair are very expensive.
Hi, Have Audi A6 C6 manual and have very similar sound when releasing foot from acceleration pedal at low speed (gear engaged). I presume it's output shaft bearing. Greetings from Poland.
@@malayfighter784 it's necessary the replace mate? Can break the gearbox? I have this sound on 1st 2nd and 3 gears 4,5,6 dont make this whine. Thanks for reply!
Man I hope it is lol bc my car makes the same noise, only on 1st and a lil bit of 2nd. No noise when idle though, only upon accelerating and decelerating and maintaining a constant speed
lucky1ukz That’s what I thought. I got the same noise yesterday but friend told he has had the same sound for the last 200 000km so not a big problem to worry about if there isn’t rattling noise
+V∆GUE Sorry for 5 months delay, I hope you already solved your problem. Actually I never figure it out, just forgot about it and enjoyed my ride. Now I have another Honda.
@@lucky1ukz thanks for responding and mine is making the same noise, I took out the tranny and am taking it apart and was just wondering befor I go and replace every bearing
I always picture the input shaft connecting the cluches and flywheel.
Its helpful when you are familiar with how transmissions operation.
And I will admit i get things backwards sometimes while trying to explain it. And my most important thing to point out is that bearings as a whole can do unpredictable things you wouldn't expect as well.
They are not made equally, and they sure as hell dont play fair ever.
These are the some conditions of each. But not always.
Not all transmissions are alike.
When replacing bearings save yourself the headache and NEVER buy remanufactured ones.
I do not go cheap with them. So find a brand you like that are of high quality. You do not want to have to do this twice.
I prefer and recommend Japanese manufacturers when involving bearings.
Timken have been around and known for they're quality for some time.
I also highly suggest getting a master kit and replacing everything at once.
Its not that hard at all and is very good intermediate level learning.
Throwout bearings can make a whirling noise as your releasing or in initial engagement of your clutch and can effect gearshifts.
But so cant worn clutches.
Input and output shaft bearings whirl while fully engaged and on load.
If you have noise while engaged and on load but only while driving in a couple higher gears and reverse thats typically the countershaft bearing.
That is because those forward gears are designed to connect to the countershaft. Which is a separate shaft with extra gears and ratio.
That happened to me in my OBS Sierra.
I didn't want to have to ever get in there again so I purchased a brand new performance built one
It was the truck of my dreams.
I lost it in my divorce, its the only material item iv ever owned besides heirlooms that Iv became attached to.
Life is a lot easier for those of us who follow jesus and blessed knowing how selfish, sometimes shallow, and distracting material items can become. God bless everyone in jesus name, amen 🙏🏻
My 2005 Suzuki Swift 1.3L is doing the same thing too
btw, they sound good too
My 2007 suzuki swift does this too but just in 1st gear !
Is this a bearing problem or something else ?
@@ismailtahri7061 nah its uses high perfomance transmission i guess
Ooh okey
Thanks for the reply ✌🏻
did you figure out what was causing it? im having the same problem
@@Paul-lp7en it's nothing, the perfomance gearbox. Older cars usually have it. It's same in some old truck like Mitsubishi Fuso
Sometimes this can cause paranoia especially if you’ve once had a car with Gearbox bearing noises any cars after that you could be listening out for bearing noises and start finding problems with it. Just always make sure you have gearbox oil aswell because that can cause bad noises
Agree. Since I have had a bad transmission I hear bearing noises in every car which is freaking me out xD
@@OctoSwift you get an ear for hearing bearings in transmission which is freaky, it would be loud noises like whining and also growling if it was bad, put it this way your not without your car until your without your car
Gearbox ptsd is real. It’s inevitable too you might pretend it’ll never happen and then the whining starts. Every problem I have I think my gearbox has gone so many times. I once gave up on a car for weeks thinking gearbox went and it was the linkage rods for 2nd and 4th was fixed in seconds
Is there a way to prevent it? Oil changes perhaps?
Im hearing engine transmissoons noises even when Im trying to sleep 🫠🫠
My 2006 Accord V6 is doing something similar. I posted a video of it. Not many videos on this issue.
Yes it sounds like your transmission is giving out…
I have the same problem with my VW Polo 2.0, I think this problem is really the bearing that's damaged. But here in Brazil the costs for repair are very expensive.
Same thing here in Poland. But what can we do? We grit ours teeth and keep driving :)
Hi, Have Audi A6 C6 manual and have very similar sound when releasing foot from acceleration pedal at low speed (gear engaged). I presume it's output shaft bearing. Greetings from Poland.
I have it every gear but if I only drive slow.rpm should be somewhere 1200 to 1400 prugeot 3008 1.6 hdi 6 speed
...normal.... Stickshift driver for 37 years....😂😂😂 forget it!!!
It will eventually grind all the way and the sound will go away
Is it the Hmmmmmmmmmm noise or the cluck cluck cluck noise that is sign of bad transmission
i think it's rather the woooooooooh sound :D
I have the same problem. What is the noise? Is it bearing? Or close ratio is normal having that sound? For all gears 1-6
I have the same worries mate.
@@DimoS... bearing issues bro.
@@malayfighter784 it's necessary the replace mate? Can break the gearbox? I have this sound on 1st 2nd and 3 gears 4,5,6 dont make this whine. Thanks for reply!
@@DimoS... its necessary because of iron dusts bro. Kseries type r ratio and gearbox not cheap.. 😬.
@malayfighter784 thank you very much buddy. I have a corolla ts 192hp NA. 2zz is like b18🫡
I have the same problem only in 5th gear.
so wat was it
Maybe its the Output shaft bearing(large bearing) .. also check the main shaft bearing (small bearing)
Torque comverter
The howling noise is normal. especially since you're in first gear. No need to worry
Man I hope it is lol bc my car makes the same noise, only on 1st and a lil bit of 2nd. No noise when idle though, only upon accelerating and decelerating and maintaining a constant speed
Same, did you figure it out
Honda S2000 bro check out the MAIN SHAFT BEARING (main shaft bearing) of your transmission
Corey Graham I bet it’s the main shaft bearing..
@@remindsmeofnoone I've had it for about 7 months and it sounds the same to me, I heard it's probably the input shaft bearing
Timing belt to tight or transmission going out
Rocks on the road hitting the car or is it the transmission?
HW Collector well, you can hear the hitting rocks too but more important is the howling noise which definitely indicates a bad transmission bearing.
lucky1ukz That’s what I thought. I got the same noise yesterday but friend told he has had the same sound for the last 200 000km so not a big problem to worry about if there isn’t rattling noise
HW Collector tell your friend to check his main shaft bearing :)
Transmission oil pump
ever figure this out my shit has the same marble sound?
+V∆GUE Sorry for 5 months delay, I hope you already solved your problem. Actually I never figure it out, just forgot about it and enjoyed my ride. Now I have another Honda.
Mine makes that noise in every gear, did you figure out what bearing it was
mrbossmansir840 youtube nope. never. Sold the car 7yrs ago.
@@lucky1ukz thanks for responding and mine is making the same noise, I took out the tranny and am taking it apart and was just wondering befor I go and replace every bearing
Chris Mowry did you find out whats causing the noise? I have the same issue..
Chris Mowry bro try replacing then MAIN SHAFT BEARING (input shaft bearing) let me know soon
Likely a spur gear.
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Czy zdiagnozowałeś już usterkę? Czy to łożyska w tylnej części skrzyni na wyjściu wałka?
Oferty Pracy niestety nigdy nie zdiagnozowałem tej przypadłości auto poza lekkim wyciem zero problemu. Auto sprzedane dobrych kilka lat temu.