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Hey everyone.

I finally got around to finish putting my new clutch in last night and it's got a weird noise I need help with. It's like a higher pitch grinding like a loaded bearing or rusty bearing would make.

I've replaced the flywheel and clutch assembly, only issue being that when we put the gearbox back in it wouldn't push by hand against the motor. It was about 2cm away and we chose to bolt it up slowly and see if it was the lugs holding it back. It went together no worries until I started the motor.

The noise gets louder when I press on the clutch pedal.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

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I second that, that noise is from the throw bearing being put in back to front... when you take off the box again, worthwhile replacing the bearing (again) if was originally insert backwards...

here's a pic I googled of how it should sit..

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Turns out we put the clutch and gearbox back together perfectly but I was supplied a gtr flywheel in the kit which was just touching the metal plate at the rear of the engine. (not sure what it's called)

Big thanks to the guys at C-red in Perth for their great service.

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