Why Is the Transmission Making Abnormal Noises?
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Abnormal noises from the transmission may be caused by bearing wear or poor gear meshing inside the transmission. Bearing wear, looseness, or constant meshing gear noise: If abnormal noises are heard from the transmission when in neutral, and the noise 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 meshing gears. If the noise occurs in all other gears, it is mostly due to the rear bearing of the second shaft. For severely loose or damaged bearings, they should be promptly sent to a repair shop for maintenance or replacement. Poor gear meshing inside the transmission: If abnormal noises occur in the transmission during low-speed driving and persist during acceleration and gear shifting, it may be caused by poor gear meshing inside the transmission.