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ShortThrow50

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I have a brand new one in my car from d and d performance. Mine has a little noise while in neutral with foot off the clutch. Sounds like a rumbling sound from underneath the car. Its really hard to hear it at all over my headers, o/r h pipe and flows but im always anal about my car and hear everything. Have any of you had any noise? Thanks
 
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Not really, no noise
I can feel a good bit more vibration thru the shifter
but trans itself is quite .......... as far as I can hear anything.......
 

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Did you replace the release bearing when you installed the new trans? If the noise goes away with the clutch depressed you could have a bad release bearing.
 

BlooDReigN

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I find my TKO to be quieter than a T-5....
 
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rockytoohot said:
Did you replace the release bearing when you installed the new trans? If the noise goes away with the clutch depressed you could have a bad release bearing.
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All I ever hear on mine is the shaft spinning when it's in neutral, but it's pretty quiet overall. It could be your throwout making a bit of noise. Do you have too much slack in your cable?
 

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Yeah, I replaced everything when i installe dthe tko. I bought it as a package deal from d and d performance. Trans, bellhousing, clutch, tob. It cant be the tob anyways because when the clutch is engaged (foot off the pedal), the tob just sits on the retainer sleeve and does nothing. If it were a bad tob it would make noise with the clutch pushed in. Sounds like the shaft spinning to me. Its no big deal to me. Like I said, im anal and hear and feel anything with my car. Transmission is badass though. I call up d and d anyway and see what they say
 

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Ok, I just called d and d. I told them the situation and they said all of them do it and its normal. I do beleive it too because I have been researching it for the past day. Im sure some of them do do it but hey, mine does. Plus, I have heard nothing but good things about d and d. They stand behind their products
 

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Yes mine makes the same noise, its because the gears have spacing/play in them its normal.
 
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