New squeeling noise.
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New squeeling noise.
I just noticed a new sound coming from my truck.
It kind of sounds like a fan belt is loose, but it dissapears when I press the clutch in, and it almost sounds like it's coming from the middle of the truck.
Any ideas?
It kind of sounds like a fan belt is loose, but it dissapears when I press the clutch in, and it almost sounds like it's coming from the middle of the truck.
Any ideas?
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Mine just started doing the same thing. I think it's the tranny, have you checked your tranny fluid lately?
Of coarse I could be totally wrong so anyone with better knowledge please chip in
Of coarse I could be totally wrong so anyone with better knowledge please chip in
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AverysDad is probably right...pilot or throw out bearing. If it occurs only when you depress the clutch, I'd lean toward the pilot bearing, which the last guy probably didn't replace. I don't think (!!!!) it will cause you harm. Just turn up the radio Your clutch will only last for another 200,000 kms, so maybe you'll get use to it. Otherwise, drop the tranny and pull it out. Just make sure you use a tranny jack. It's VERY heavy. But not a HUGE job. Decades ago I had a '72 Corrolla that did the same thing.
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I paid a little closer attention to it when I went out the last hour. It doesn't do it until the truck warms up for a minute. It'll start making the squeeling sounds, which is very quiet anyways, so I will press the clutch in and release it. I listen again, and it's gone for a brief moment, then it comes back. Rinse, repeat.
I have no idea how to replace these bearings if it is like you guys think it is. Would it be worth having a mechanic do it, or just live with the annoying noise? Are there any ill effects on leaving it be?
I have no idea how to replace these bearings if it is like you guys think it is. Would it be worth having a mechanic do it, or just live with the annoying noise? Are there any ill effects on leaving it be?
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i wouldnt be all that worried about it foe quite a while...
whats the temps been like where you are?? i wouldnt be surprised if it goes away once the weather warms up a bit.
whats the temps been like where you are?? i wouldnt be surprised if it goes away once the weather warms up a bit.
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Originally Posted by AverysDad
whats the temps been like where you are?? i wouldnt be surprised if it goes away once the weather warms up a bit.
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Originally Posted by Scofco
I paid a little closer attention to it when I went out the last hour. It doesn't do it until the truck warms up for a minute. It'll start making the squeeling sounds, which is very quiet anyways, so I will press the clutch in and release it. I listen again, and it's gone for a brief moment, then it comes back. Rinse, repeat.
I have no idea how to replace these bearings if it is like you guys think it is. Would it be worth having a mechanic do it, or just live with the annoying noise? Are there any ill effects on leaving it be?
I have no idea how to replace these bearings if it is like you guys think it is. Would it be worth having a mechanic do it, or just live with the annoying noise? Are there any ill effects on leaving it be?
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The noise seems to be getting louder and more prominant.
I appear to be leaking a fluid of some sort also I just noticed. Could very well be transmission fluid. I checked under the hood for a little dipstick but could not find one. Is there one in 2nd gens? Or do I have to crawl under the truck to check it?
Excuse my ignorance, first 4x4, just learning the game.
I appear to be leaking a fluid of some sort also I just noticed. Could very well be transmission fluid. I checked under the hood for a little dipstick but could not find one. Is there one in 2nd gens? Or do I have to crawl under the truck to check it?
Excuse my ignorance, first 4x4, just learning the game.
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theres no dipstick for the 5speeds.............you have to remove the fill plug to check the level.
what does the oil smell like?.............gear oil has a very strong odor compared to motor oil.
what does the oil smell like?.............gear oil has a very strong odor compared to motor oil.
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Originally Posted by data
As the others say....its probalby the throw out bearing.
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