What Causes the Clicking Sound in the Transmission When the Clutch Is Not Engaged?
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The reasons for the clicking sound in the transmission when the clutch is not engaged: Wear and damage of bearings: When bearings wear out, the gap increases, and the fitting precision decreases. When bearings are damaged, abnormal sounds occur as they cannot operate normally, potentially leading to damage of transmission components and exacerbating the issue. This can also result from the wear of transmission components or the use of replacement parts with excessively low precision, such as worn gears or new gears with excessive clearance compared to the original ones. Insufficient or overly viscous lubrication oil causing poor lubrication: In such cases, the corresponding lubricating oil (grease) should be replaced; otherwise, it will accelerate the wear of the transmission and shorten its service life. Loose bolts on the transmission housing (end cover): Vibrations during operation can loosen the bolts, so regular inspections are recommended.