Odd noise, Need help!!

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  1. SteedSam New Member

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    I have a 94 Stang 5spd. During idle, there is a continuous chirping noise coming from under the car. When I press on the clutch, the noise goes away. When the car is rolling, the chirping continues until approximately 1500rpm, after that, it goes away. Any idea what the problem might be? Thanks.
    SteedSam, Nov 16, 2004
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  2. 1105 I AM the random post master...bow down

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    throwout bearing needs to be replaced
    1105, Nov 16, 2004
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  3. 94TURBO5 O New Member

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    :nice: yup you should just put a new clutch in all at the same time.
    94TURBO5 O, Nov 16, 2004
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  4. '94ChickStang New Member

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    speaking of throwout bearings....

    has anyone replaced one with 2 new clutches, fork, pilot & had the freakin flywheel resurfaced twice as well and STILL had to suffer with killer clutch chatter?

    PLEASE someone tell me they know the cure???!!!!
    '94ChickStang, Nov 16, 2004
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    [QUOTE='94ChickStang]speaking of throwout bearings....

    has anyone replaced one with 2 new clutches, fork, pilot & had the freakin flywheel resurfaced twice as well and STILL had to suffer with killer clutch chatter?

    PLEASE someone tell me they know the cure???!!!![/QUOTE]

    My only guess would be that your flywheel needs to be replaced. A brand new clutch shouldn't chatter as bad as you speak of.

    The HD clutches supposedly are even better at removing clutch chatter, but I have not personal experience with it. Maybe a Spec Stage II or a King Cobra would fix your problem.

    BTW, you can get a stock replacement flywheel for $50 through autozone. It's special order, but it only takes a day or two to get from wherever the main wherehouse is in your area.
    Scott
    mo_dingo, Nov 16, 2004
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  6. slytherin New Member

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    Don't forget to replace TOB retainer as well.
    slytherin, Nov 16, 2004
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  7. '94ChickStang New Member

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    thanks for the advice, now when I have the time & money to crack that bellhousing open for the 3rd time, hopefully it gets done right !!
    '94ChickStang, Nov 16, 2004
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