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Upshifting sound
Hey guys!
I recently started noticing a sound when driving around in my car and shifting gears. It sounds like a scratching noise at the back of the car. Some people mentionned that the driveshaft could be the culprit, as it's 2 parts from what I gathered. It also does that sound when I'm just pressing on the throttle from just cruising to wide open throttle. Hope it's not a clutch issue :cry: |
Maybe you're just kicking up rocks?
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Nope, it's very specific to the car, not caused by external elements. It did that in the snow and I notice it a lot more these days.
It sounds like a scratching sound, or a very slight grind. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk |
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Doesn't sound like it. It sounds like a scratching sound. A slipping clutch could be the issue, but is it supposed to do it even when I'm not even touching the clutch pedal?
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If the clutch was slipping, it would slip more at high rpm under high load (gear doesn't matter) and the revs would rise faster than normal and/or you'd feel a loss of acceleration.
If it was a shifting issue, you wouldn't hear it when in gear. At what rpm are you noticing this? Does it make the noise during tip in or the whole time during acceleration? |
The sound is produced when around 2.5 to 3k rpm, right when I floor it, you hear the scratching sound.
It also does it when shifting and hitting the gas (acceleration for example) Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk |
I am also having this issue! It sounds like a wire brush scratching against metal. I thought it was the throw out bearing at first but it didn't make sense because I had to be shifting or cruising to WOT to hear the noise. It's a pretty distinct sound though. I've been trying to wrap my head around it for a while now. PLEASE HELP!!!
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