Hi, we have a noise coming from clutch (I think), it sounds like a whine from a bearing. It goes away when clutch is depressed, only happens in neutral and we can't hear it when driving. Any ideas as to what could be causing this!
whynot7,
Sep 24, 9:18pm
thrust bearing maybe
crzyhrse,
Sep 24, 9:29pm
Why even post if you don't have a clue! If it goes away when the clutch is depressed the one thing it certainly isn't is the release bearing.
OP, it's most likely the gearbox input shaft bearing.
a.woodrow,
Sep 24, 10:09pm
Release bearing noise WILL go away when you depress the clutch, also it is a common fault on the rodeos, saw this regularly when I worked for Holden
crzyhrse,
Sep 24, 10:55pm
Release bearings don't contact anything spinning for them to MAKE a noise until the clutch is depressed.
a.woodrow,
Sep 24, 11:11pm
Like I said, common fault with rodeo. and when you put them under load i.e. depress the clutch, the noise goes away. We replaced many under warranty
whynot7,
Sep 25, 12:12am
i have a clue. so does #6
dent,
Sep 25, 1:55am
are they are normal push clutch or pull clutch!
dent,
Sep 26, 5:27am
ummm subarus had pull clutches I think ull find.
spottie,
Nov 20, 7:17am
Some trust bearing do make contact with the clutch constantly.
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