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2016-09-12 23:36:48

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either input shaft bearing inside the trans or the throw out bearing as everyone else stated. only one way to find out lol

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2016-09-13 13:56:06

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Originally Posted by 91sentragti-r

either input shaft bearing inside the trans or the throw out bearing as everyone else stated. only one way to find out lol

...both require pulling the trans.

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2016-09-21 10:38:30

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Rattling Sound

I'll make time for it. But is it normal when using unsprung disc?

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2016-09-21 16:12:03

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Originally Posted by datsun_sky

I'll make time for it. But is it normal when using unsprung disc?

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I'm going to lean towards yes. My unsprung disc did the EXACT same thing. you don't even need to push the clutch in all the way to get it to stop which makes you think TOB... but when I changed clutches but retained the same TOB, the sound went away.

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2016-09-22 03:48:25

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Rattling Sound

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I'll make time for it. But is it normal when using unsprung disc?

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I'm going to lean towards yes. My unsprung disc did the EXACT same thing. you don't even need to push the clutch in all the way to get it to stop which makes you think TOB... but when I changed clutches but retained the same TOB, the sound went away.

Finally, somebody concur my speculation. Thanks bro

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