Could it be clutch buzz
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I have developed a sound that's like the clutch buzz but it is present at a totally different rpm. When I let the clutch out from a stop there is a buzz that starts at the lowest engine rpm and remains until a couple of thousand rpm. Could the springs be vibrating when the load and speed is minimal. Could this be the clutch springs?
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Originally Posted by xviper,Sep 2 2004, 07:47 AM
At that load and rpm, it could also be a heat shield vibrating. A rattling heat shield is a bugger to find.
Originally Posted by Sideways,Sep 2 2004, 10:18 AM
It is not heatshields, I took them off for the Toda header. No contact or looseness on the exhaust. The buzz just started a couple of hundred miles ago and it is getting louder.
The TSB 054 clutch buzz would make noise under decel only, and when you push the clutch in the noise would go away.
Even the updated clutch discs still make some noise, especially when accelerating from a stop. I think this noise is more noticable due to the clutch's close proximity to the drivers compartment.
When the bottom bracket cracked on my Toda it buzzed under acceleration right around 4K rpm.
I'd start looking at all of the heat sheilds you have had off 1st. Light use of a rubber mallet on the exhaust is a good technique for finding rattles in the Exhaust system.
Even the updated clutch discs still make some noise, especially when accelerating from a stop. I think this noise is more noticable due to the clutch's close proximity to the drivers compartment.
When the bottom bracket cracked on my Toda it buzzed under acceleration right around 4K rpm.
I'd start looking at all of the heat sheilds you have had off 1st. Light use of a rubber mallet on the exhaust is a good technique for finding rattles in the Exhaust system.
My clutch is really loud when you let off the gas and just coast. It started making the noise as soon as I replaced the stock clutch for the Competition Clutch. I am getting ready to replace the clutch now because drivability is bad, it is too grabby!
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Originally Posted by Slows2k,Sep 2 2004, 07:20 PM
The TSB 054 clutch buzz would make noise under decel only, and when you push the clutch in the noise would go away.
Even the updated clutch discs still make some noise, especially when accelerating from a stop. I think this noise is more noticable due to the clutch's close proximity to the drivers compartment.
Even the updated clutch discs still make some noise, especially when accelerating from a stop. I think this noise is more noticable due to the clutch's close proximity to the drivers compartment.
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On the left of the heat shield there is a hose and hose clamp. The hose is attached to the heater control.
The post from the heater control was vibrating against the heat shield adding to the buzz.
I moved it and the buzz is less now so it was adding to the sounds.
I still think the clutch springs are what are buzzing but it will be a while before I pull that baby out again.
Originally Posted by RACER,Oct 14 2004, 04:53 PM
My clutch does not make any buzzing noise 







