Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 12:51:59 GMT From: "Keith Grider" <bettynopsamam.columbus.rr.com> Subject: Re: Gear Noise
Martine, It may be the throwout bearing or pilot bearing in the clutch assembly. If it happens when there is a speed difference between the engine and transmission input shaft (starting from a stop) while the clutch is being let out, it may be the pilot bearing. If it occurs always when the clutch pedal has load on it (lightly pressed with car in neutral) it is probably the throwout bearing. Also as a precaution, make sure the oil level in the transmission is adequate. Keith Grider <mmosiasnopsamt.net> wrote in message news:399CA78B.B9407E7Cnopsamt.net... > Hello, > > For the past two days I have noticed a faint squeeking, screeching noise > when > changing gear on a 94 9000CS. There is a distinct difference from a > week > ago. Right before I noticed the noise, I remember seeing fluid on the > ground when I parked the car for the evening. I thought it may be from > the > AC and disregarded. There was no trace of it the next day anyway. I am > > wondering what could cause the noise. Any feedback would be > appreciated. > > Thanks. > > > Martine > mosiasnopsamt.net >
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