engine death rattle
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Originally Posted by ADD' post='785715' date='Feb 5 2009, 08:56 AM
Granted, not the same cars, but here's another thread...
Corvette rattles
They mention throwout bearings, and the lack of a flywheel dampener.
Possibility of the throwout bearing. Not a big job. Do you notice any other strange sounds or problems while shifting or engaging the clutch? Has it become more difficult to get into gear?
HTH
Corvette rattles
They mention throwout bearings, and the lack of a flywheel dampener.
Possibility of the throwout bearing. Not a big job. Do you notice any other strange sounds or problems while shifting or engaging the clutch? Has it become more difficult to get into gear?
HTH
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I got the same problem, but never thought about it. I got my car used from carmax about a year ago, and it was doing this noise since then. Sometime I have a hard time shifting to the reverse gear. I wonder if my car needs some transmission oil or brand new flywheel. If so, I might have to save some money to get the DINAN lightweight dual-mass flywheel. Price...$2299...
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Originally Posted by solrac6262' post='786702' date='Feb 6 2009, 05:59 AM
thanks for the link man.. dealer is reaplacing flywheel and clutch.. hoopefully they wont come up , saying that is something else..
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I have the same thing with my 2005 530d with 46k miles on
Thought it might just be a diesel thing lol
Thought it might just be a diesel thing lol
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Originally Posted by solrac6262' post='785348' date='Feb 4 2009, 08:36 PM
Hello guys,
my car is at the Stealer since last week, because of some noise, as ive been searching, they are a couple of people saying that this noise is probably normal in all the BMW manual transmissions, the guys saying that on bimmerfest. had 3 series. here are 2 links on oft them is my e60 and the other is from a 335.
can someone that has manual transmission listen to this and just please confirm that this is a normal noise
it will be much appreciated
thank you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWz78kztszY 335
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrO232KcmIY e60
my car is at the Stealer since last week, because of some noise, as ive been searching, they are a couple of people saying that this noise is probably normal in all the BMW manual transmissions, the guys saying that on bimmerfest. had 3 series. here are 2 links on oft them is my e60 and the other is from a 335.
can someone that has manual transmission listen to this and just please confirm that this is a normal noise
it will be much appreciated
thank you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWz78kztszY 335
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrO232KcmIY e60
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I have a 2007 manual with 14K miles. Never had this rattle...started my car, let it rev, and turned it off...no rattle. I normally turn the car off w/ clutch in, car in gear.
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having owned by car for just over a month, this noise has started, I've found if i press the clutch in fully when turning off my car then this doesnt happen, however if the car is not in gear and i turn off the engine (without touching the clutch) then this noise happen's every now and then , Off to the dealers in the morning to see if covered on the warrenty, have high suspicions that it is something todo with the clutch release bearing and it sticking when its hot(But hey what do i know)
Hopefully get some answers in the moring and hopefully the car booked in and problem solved
Hopefully get some answers in the moring and hopefully the car booked in and problem solved
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Originally Posted by eddyboy' post='806531' date='Mar 3 2009, 04:53 PM
I've found if i press the clutch in fully when turning off my car then this doesnt happen, however if the car is not in gear and i turn off the engine (without touching the clutch) then this noise happen's every now and then
Mine is a '08 535i 6-speed. When the car is at idle, and I have the clutch OUT (not pressed in), I hear what I have described as "gear rattle" coming from under the gear shifter area (transmission). If I "jiggle" the gear shifter a bit, the rattle is affected...it can quiet down a bit, or almost go away. If I press the the clutch IN, the rattle goes away completely. So the clutch IN...no rattle, clutch OUT...rattle. This not a huge loud rattle...it sounds like gears, or something.
My car has been to the dealer (2) times since new...for service items...and both times, I have asked them to look at this issue. The first time they said something like: "it's normal...the pressure plates (or something) don't have pressure on them when the clutch is OUT and therefore they rattle against each other...besides sitting at idle with the clutch OUT is not normal, so this shouldn't be an issue for you". The second time they said something like: "we found your tramission a little low, added fluid, compared it to another car, and the noise is the same as the other car."
I still have the rattle and it is the exact same as it has been since the car was new. I personally believe that it is not a problem, and that it is what the dealer described the first time. I have asked on this forum many times if anybody else has had this problem, but got no response....bottom line for me.....I'm not gonna worry about it.
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Originally Posted by Allen' post='807212' date='Mar 4 2009, 10:40 AM
I think this "rattle" when turning off the car is related to the "rattle" that I have reported on here several times.
Mine is a '08 535i 6-speed. When the car is at idle, and I have the clutch OUT (not pressed in), I hear what I have described as "gear rattle" coming from under the gear shifter area (transmission). If I "jiggle" the gear shifter a bit, the rattle is affected...it can quiet down a bit, or almost go away. If I press the the clutch IN, the rattle goes away completely. So the clutch IN...no rattle, clutch OUT...rattle. This not a huge loud rattle...it sounds like gears, or something.
My car has been to the dealer (2) times since new...for service items...and both times, I have asked them to look at this issue. The first time they said something like: "it's normal...the pressure plates (or something) don't have pressure on them when the clutch is OUT and therefore they rattle against each other...besides sitting at idle with the clutch OUT is not normal, so this shouldn't be an issue for you". The second time they said something like: "we found your tramission a little low, added fluid, compared it to another car, and the noise is the same as the other car."
I still have the rattle and it is the exact same as it has been since the car was new. I personally believe that it is not a problem, and that it is what the dealer described the first time. I have asked on this forum many times if anybody else has had this problem, but got no response....bottom line for me.....I'm not gonna worry about it.
Mine is a '08 535i 6-speed. When the car is at idle, and I have the clutch OUT (not pressed in), I hear what I have described as "gear rattle" coming from under the gear shifter area (transmission). If I "jiggle" the gear shifter a bit, the rattle is affected...it can quiet down a bit, or almost go away. If I press the the clutch IN, the rattle goes away completely. So the clutch IN...no rattle, clutch OUT...rattle. This not a huge loud rattle...it sounds like gears, or something.
My car has been to the dealer (2) times since new...for service items...and both times, I have asked them to look at this issue. The first time they said something like: "it's normal...the pressure plates (or something) don't have pressure on them when the clutch is OUT and therefore they rattle against each other...besides sitting at idle with the clutch OUT is not normal, so this shouldn't be an issue for you". The second time they said something like: "we found your tramission a little low, added fluid, compared it to another car, and the noise is the same as the other car."
I still have the rattle and it is the exact same as it has been since the car was new. I personally believe that it is not a problem, and that it is what the dealer described the first time. I have asked on this forum many times if anybody else has had this problem, but got no response....bottom line for me.....I'm not gonna worry about it.