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| Mickus |
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hey guys got a bit of my problem with my T5, its started to whine as i accelerate, now im sure this is not a good thing! It does it in all gears but i dont seem to have a problem changing gears its just noisy as hell and making some unnatural sounds, any ideas?
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| PIMP_LTD |
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Have you checked your gear oil level?
If its not oil, it could just be normal wear and tear. My gearbox isn't exactly "highkay" but it has a fair whine, and with hard acceleration it sounds like a touring car. Check your oil level, if its not that, its probably tired bearings.
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| krisisdog |
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Oil as suggested is about the only thing you can check yourself.
Mine had a bit of a whine and a top up fixed it 90%. |
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| Krytox |
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If its 'bad' do yourself a favor, throw a bearing kit through it.
Whine usually come from worn bearings, then... with the worn bearings comes movement, with movement comes bad mesh, bad mesh = worn gears and weakness. new oil, drive considerately lighter.
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| ea_falcon |
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oi dude i dont want to sound dumb or any thing but i thought my gear box was making a whine noise but i ended up working it out to be one of my pullys in the engine to be f**k
just give them a check
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| Mickus |
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oh ok...hmm sounds like i might be that to cause you can only hear it when you accelerate..? Im not that mechanically minded but when you say pullys do you mean like the belts?
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