What Causes the Transmission Noise in a Corolla?
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Toyota Corolla transmission noise can be caused by issues such as noise when in neutral or noise at low speeds. Below is an introduction to the causes of transmission noise in a Toyota Corolla: 1. Noise when in neutral: If there is noise from the transmission when in neutral, and the sound disappears when the clutch is depressed, it is usually due to wear or looseness of the front and rear bearings of the transmission's first shaft, or noise from the constant-mesh gears. 2. Transmission noise at low speeds: If the transmission makes noise when the vehicle is moving at low speeds, and the noise persists during acceleration and gear shifting, it may be caused by poor gear meshing within the transmission.