Are 5-speed manual transmissions supposed to sound like grinding?
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Are 5-speed manual transmissions supposed to sound like grinding?
I have a new 2007 Mustang, 750 miles on it, and it has a 5-speed manual. This is the first car I've ever owned with a 5-speed and I don't know if what I'm hearing is typical for a car like this or what.
I hear a lot of rattling that seems to be coming from the transmission, to include a very concerning "grinding" sound that I hear in the higher gears when the throttle's on. When coasting and throttle off, everything sounds good, but when power is applied I definitely hear some sort of grinding or *something* of the sort! Again, this quite possibly could be normal manual transmission noises, but it seems a little atypical..
Am I hearing things legitimately or are the transmissions on our new Mustangs just very vocal about turning their gears?
Also, is there a website or place I can view the current 2007 Technical Service Bulletins for my V-6 Mustang?
Thanks!
I hear a lot of rattling that seems to be coming from the transmission, to include a very concerning "grinding" sound that I hear in the higher gears when the throttle's on. When coasting and throttle off, everything sounds good, but when power is applied I definitely hear some sort of grinding or *something* of the sort! Again, this quite possibly could be normal manual transmission noises, but it seems a little atypical..
Am I hearing things legitimately or are the transmissions on our new Mustangs just very vocal about turning their gears?
Also, is there a website or place I can view the current 2007 Technical Service Bulletins for my V-6 Mustang?
Thanks!
#2
RE: Are 5-speed manual transmissions supposed to sound like grinding?
I have the same sounds and worry about it too. I have a friend that has a 93 GT with a 347 stroker in it and a really beefed up trans for the strip and his trans is not as loud as mine. He is a mechanic and says that it is normal sounding. Mine still runs strong, but with a 100,000 bumper to bumper warranty I am not going to worry about it. Mine is more of a popping sound than grinding and it is mostly in 4th gear at slower speeds when I accelerate hard. Usually under 40 and accelerating hard in 4th gear sounds like the thing is gonna break.
#3
RE: Are 5-speed manual transmissions supposed to sound like grinding?
I have an 07manual also.I really wish you had a sound clip of that because i get no sounds that resemble grinding.Hah,ya,my stang always sounds likeit's gonna blow up at high rpms tho,lol-
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RE: Are 5-speed manual transmissions supposed to sound like grinding?
ur hearing differential whine, i remember some people had problems with the whining and had to change some **** in their differential. u should get a t0lok anyways
#6
RE: Are 5-speed manual transmissions supposed to sound like grinding?
It's definitely not a whine. It's a grind. It's terrible.
Additionally, it's coming from the transmission and not the rear differential. I know the difference between the two. I'm taking it into the shop on Monday.
Additionally, it's coming from the transmission and not the rear differential. I know the difference between the two. I'm taking it into the shop on Monday.
#8
RE: Are 5-speed manual transmissions supposed to sound like grinding?
i was hearing the same thing til a month ago... when my shift fork snapped. yea u heard me right. and it burned up my clutch too, when it snapped and got stuck in 4th gear. and they say it's not covered by the warrenty. so yea, go figure huh.
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RE: Are 5-speed manual transmissions supposed to sound like grinding?
ORIGINAL: JochenHeiden
It's definitely not a whine. It's a grind. It's terrible.
Additionally, it's coming from the transmission and not the rear differential. I know the difference between the two. I'm taking it into the shop on Monday.
It's definitely not a whine. It's a grind. It's terrible.
Additionally, it's coming from the transmission and not the rear differential. I know the difference between the two. I'm taking it into the shop on Monday.
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