Contents: Noise in neutral with engine running 🠛 Noise in one particular gear 🠛 Jumping out of gear 🠛 Vibration 🠛 Lubricant leaks 🠛
Noise in neutral with engine running
- Input shaft bearings are worn out (the noise only occurs when releasing the clutch pedal, but not when pressing it) (Section 7)*
- The release bearing is worn out (the noise only occurs when the clutch pedal is pressed, possibly decreasing when the pedal is released) (Section 6)
Noise in one particular gear
- The gear teeth are worn, damaged or chipped (Section 7)*
- Difficulty shifting gears
- Clutch faulty (Section 6)
- The gear shift rod is worn or damaged (Section 7)
- The synchronizer units are worn out (Section 7)*
Jumping out of gear
- The gear shift rod is worn or damaged (Section 7)
- The synchronizer units are worn out (Section 7) *
- The gear shift forks are worn out (Section 7) *
Vibration
- Lack of oil
- The bearings are worn out (Section 7)*
Lubricant leaks
- Leaking seal of the drive shaft in the differential (Section 7)
- Leakage in the casing connection (Section 7)*
- Input shaft seal leakage (Section 7)*
*It is not possible to troubleshoot these problems on your own, but the information provided above will help you identify the cause of the problem.
