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JustOneAug-22-02 05:25 AM
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#29657, "Need help broke axle (I think)"


          

I know this is the Turbo section but I figure more people that read this section regularly would know alittle better than the other forms.

I have a "click" that is coming from right in front of me (drivers side) tranny side. It clicks once when I put it into gear real loud in first less in second even less in third. It only happens if I give it enough gas to jump the car forward. I dont think it is the clutch because it grabs fine and doesnt make any noise at all when I have the clutch down. I only get a single click every time I go into a new gear. It and it only happens when I make the car jump forward. If i switch gears smoothly it drives normal. I will always get a single click out of first. The tranny doesn't sound different and it drives normal other than a single click.

Any ideas. I think it is a bearing in the CV. I dont know though. Again I put this in the turbo section because I figured more people over here have done stuff the axles, clutch and tranny because of the added power of the turbo.

Thanks
Brian

  

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RE: Need help broke axle (I think), brynden29, Aug-22-02 05:40 AM, #1
RE: Need help broke axle (I think), babybeclipse, Aug-22-02 06:07 AM, #2
      What's up with the "click?", TeamJasonESi_T, Aug-22-02 06:42 AM, #3
           RE: What's up with the "click?", Moderator992gnt, Aug-22-02 11:39 AM, #4
                RE: What's up with the "click?", TeamJasonESi_T, Aug-22-02 12:37 PM, #5
                     RE: What's up with the "click?", theallpowerfulme, Aug-22-02 01:03 PM, #6
                          RE: What's up with the "click?", JustOne, Aug-22-02 02:43 PM, #7
                               RE: What's up with the "click?", Jasvb TS2K2, Aug-23-02 03:19 AM, #8
                                    RE: What's up with the "click?", Super20G, Aug-23-02 08:59 AM, #9

brynden29Aug-22-02 05:40 AM
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#29658, "RE: Need help broke axle (I think)"
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I get the same thing. I hear a click when I get going sometimes, and sometime when I reverse. I am interested to see what people think.

Brynden

  

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babybeclipseAug-22-02 06:07 AM
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#29659, "RE: Need help broke axle (I think)"
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I get that two. almost sounds like a cracking sound right?

  

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TeamJasonESi_TAug-22-02 06:42 AM
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#29660, "What's up with the "click?""
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I always seem to get the click in reverse.

I'm interested in knowing why as well. I've inspected my CV joints pretty closely and there isn't any sort of leaking at all. Moreover, I've had the recall done on them.

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Moderator992gntAug-22-02 11:39 AM
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#29661, "RE: What's up with the "click?""
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There was a recall on the cv's?


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TeamJasonESi_TAug-22-02 12:37 PM
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#29662, "RE: What's up with the "click?""
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Sorry, actually the "lower lateral arm ball joints" had a recall. emoji

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theallpowerfulmeAug-22-02 01:03 PM
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#29663, "RE: What's up with the "click?""
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i was just gonna say you guys outta inspect the boots to see if there are any tears or grease coming out, but I dunno about, you.



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JustOneAug-22-02 02:43 PM
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#29664, "RE: What's up with the "click?""
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Ok I figured out my "click". It was the tranny motor mount rubber insert thing. You know the black rubber piece that goes on the sides of the motor mount. One of them was basically gone; I guess I get to order another part. Shit's starting to nickel and dime me to death.

Thanks
Brian

  

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Jasvb TS2K2Aug-23-02 03:19 AM
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#29665, "RE: What's up with the "click?""
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I had the same thing you are talking about. For me it was a broken stabalizer link, broken bushings, and I had broken a few other tranny seals and such. Better have it checked out before any more boosting.



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Super20GAug-23-02 08:59 AM
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#29666, "RE: What's up with the "click?""
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my shit clicks when i gun it from a stop, from the front suspension, and when i throw it in reverse it does it too.. i think its the recall work i need to have done sometime though. maby i'll check the motor mounts

  

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