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Originally Posted by billet370 WTF... is anyone else getting this issue? I remember i bitched about it everyday when i had my 04 350z. Its so f-ing annoying and i

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Old 10-07-2009, 01:26 PM   #16 (permalink)
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WTF... is anyone else getting this issue? I remember i bitched about it everyday when i had my 04 350z. Its so f-ing annoying and i cant stand hearing that sound.

Incase somebody doesnt know what im talking about, its the noise you hear when the car is sitting still. Noise goes away when pressing on the clutch and then when you let off the noise comes back.

Is anybody else having this issue? is this suppose to be normal? because supposly the clunky shifting **** is normal but thats pissing me off as well.
Throw out bearing

Throw back bearing would be made of wood or some shi...
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Old 10-07-2009, 05:36 PM   #17 (permalink)
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So what your saying is a heavy flywheel dampens the gear sound?The lighter the wheel the more gear sound?
Yes.....I've had lots f Audi buddies replace their heavy dual mass flywheels with solid billet lightweight versions only to get LOTS of gear rattle..
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The break point on at the audi's, when putting in a new (one piece) flywheel seems to be 17lb. That or heavier and the noise is minimal, a 12lb aluminum will rattle your fillings..
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Yes.....I've had lots f Audi buddies replace their heavy dual mass flywheels with solid billet lightweight versions only to get LOTS of gear rattle..
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The break point on at the audi's, when putting in a new (one piece) flywheel seems to be 17lb. That or heavier and the noise is minimal, a 12lb aluminum will rattle your fillings..
Okay thanks!Makes sense.
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LOL beat me to that one. Oh you kidz and yer mods. damn car is perfect out da box.
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lol f all of you lol..... MY BAD, damn!!! lol newbie
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lol f all of you lol..... MY BAD, damn!!! lol newbie
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Does anyone care to explain? I think I did a fairly decent job explaining why it is NOT the throwout bearing. The blatant contradictions with absolutely nothing to back it up... doesn't do much for me.

Do you guys even now how clutches and transmissions work? If so, let's hear it!

Seems like modshack knows what's up..
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Hmm... didn't think so.
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