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Correct, no noise.mercutio wrote:yeah but no noise smooth turning?

What do you think?
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Would this cause you to totally lose drive though?Stevelar_granolar wrote:My first thought is input shaft bearing? Obv premature wear cause flat spots on the ball bearings which cause an absolute racket., dont think ud be able to tell properly though without popping it out
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So, assuming I'm a chimp..where is the input shaft bearing located, and how do you pop it out?Stevelar_granolar wrote:If it was completely shagged then yeh!? But if it were then ud be able to tell when turning the shaft,as ud hear it binding

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the input shaft bearing is on the shaft as it passes through the bellhousing
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looks like you may have to strip the box to find the problem
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But does it sound like the problem is definitely in the box, from your experience? Or could it be anything else?
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tbh dude i have never had a problem like that or come across anything like that especially with a lude your deffo sure the clutch plate and friction plate's are ok?
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and the inner cv's are good?
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