Whirring noise on clutch

[airrick]

Originally Posted by Grady

Yep, Murphy's Law! Not that pulling the transmission is difficult I just would not want to pull it again 6 months later.

First time doing a transmission job. Yea i heard theyre difficult but im honestly happy to work on my car. I wanna learn car stuff, genuinely. just the people helping me wont wanna do it again. hopefully i'll learn enough this time so i barely need help the 2nd time going around.

And Oem clutch won't do in a year when this car is boosted so. meh.

[sharpsicle]

Originally Posted by airrick

And Oem clutch won't do in a year when this car is boosted so. meh.

Then upgrade it now while the transmission is down! No reason to do the same work twice if you know you're going to need to replace it.

[0x56]

For what it's worth (if you decide to do a new clutch), I've been super happy with my southbend stage 2 daily.

[bridgetown1]

I started hearing it at 60K miles but it would come and go with temperature. Drove it to 92K and sounded like trans was going to explode. Made it home, got it towed and am now waiting for dealer to finish replacing clutch, TOB and flywheel among other things. I or the roads I drive on took its toll on the suspension and it lost its original drive quality sooo having all front and rear suspension done also. didn't tell the wife about the suspension. Terrible timing on all this as by boat business is shot from pandemic. Don't want to discuss the cost ahhhh. I'll report back on how the car is after. Daily driver and I need a car...