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garf 11-12-2012 03:21 AM

perrin pulley causing noise when shifting?
 
ok so i got my perrin crank pulley installed and now every time i shift i hear an almost honking (maybe a quick humming) noise from somewhere under then hood. Did i screw this up somehow or is this a common problem? Need help fast!!!

Starscream15 11-12-2012 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by garf (Post 552115)
ok so i got my perrin crank pulley installed and now every time i shift i hear an almost honking (maybe a quick humming) noise from somewhere under then hood. Did i screw this up somehow or is this a common problem? Need help fast!!!

Assuming you torqued the bolt correctly I would say get your head in there while the engines running and hit the throttle a couple times. You should be able to find it. It's also possible you got a pulley that's out of balance, but that's highly unlikely..

oh, and you did get the pulley lined up on the key, right?. Look at it while it's running and see if the pulley looks like it's wobbling.

GL

mhigham 11-12-2012 10:01 AM

I think this is a pretty common noise for our cars. Some say its in the VVT. I hear a similar noise from the rear end on a shift, likely LSD.

Mike

garf 11-12-2012 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Starscream15 (Post 552141)
Assuming you torqued the bolt correctly I would say get your head in there while the engines running and hit the throttle a couple times. You should be able to find it. It's also possible you got a pulley that's out of balance, but that's highly unlikely..

oh, and you did get the pulley lined up on the key, right?. Look at it while it's running and see if the pulley looks like it's wobbling.

GL

it spins perfectly, no wobbling. when i am just sitting parked and hit the throttle it sounds fine, its only when i put my foot on the clutch to shift up around 3-5k rpm that i get the honk/rubbing noise. and yes i lined up the key correctly idk what it is or if its even the pulley causing it but its got me worried. no issues aside from the noise but im worried im going to get on it one day and see my pistons on the road shortly after.

Teknian_Culprate13 12-01-2012 04:12 AM

did u remove the honk box thats connected to your intake?

Kwaziekeller 12-01-2012 09:58 AM

Watch the tach next time you shift, bet you're just climbing a few revs when you put the clutch in to shift.

ap5512 01-06-2013 01:47 PM

I just recently started to hearing a very slight honk/duck quack noise when i shift. I always usually have the music turned on so I just started heard it for the first time last night. At first, i thought it was the shift light/beep but i had turned off the beep and limited to the light only. It only happens sometimes but something I listen for....any idea what it could be?

Celica00 01-06-2013 02:19 PM

guys. it's something to do w/ the transmission, most likely a bearing. this has nothing to do w/ the perrin pulley as the belt is constantly moving regardless of what your transmission is doing. i have this problem too. the best way to ignore it until they release a fix for it is to just have really clean shifts.

ap5512 01-07-2013 04:16 PM

Well my shifts are usually clean but I hear the noise right when I press the clutch down and before moving the shifter so it's really before I shift. I just hope it's nothing serious...the honk sounds stupid and harmless but if it's the tranny then I'm getting a little worried here.

_hollywood 01-08-2013 01:27 PM

My bone stock frs does this, im 99% sure its the diaphram inside the sound tube, since it is a pressure activated device.

gmookher 01-08-2013 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by _hollywood (Post 651506)
My bone stock frs does this, im 99% sure its the diaphram inside the sound tube, since it is a pressure activated device.

take it off, put a plug in and let us know?

_hollywood 01-08-2013 09:43 PM

I might, since its pretty annoying and i think the cold weather makes it worse....i dont need all the duck hunters here taking shots at me

Celica00 01-08-2013 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by _hollywood (Post 652644)
I might, since its pretty annoying and i think the cold weather makes it worse....i dont need all the duck hunters here taking shots at me

:lol:

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