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05 LGT tranny grinding/rubbing slop problem. Opinions?


MooKz

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First off, i wanted to embarrass myself and tell you how it started. A month ago, i had stopped paying attention while pulling out from a light. I got up into 3rd gear and built up the right speed for 4th and not paying attention, i downshifted to second. (long day at work.)

 

Ever since, there is a type of grinding or rubbing feel that i can feel through the clutch and gas pedal and under the car that occurs after riding 4th gear for a little while i barely feel it in fifth at all, and third is more sloppy than 5th, but not as bad as 4th.

I changed the tranny fluid today with Subaru Extra S and it is a little better but not by much.

 

Any opinions? Tranny is 5MT.

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Well i was driving and heard a whine and thrn when i moved the shifter to 5th, there was a louder whine when the shifter met the right side of the shift pattern.

 

The drain plug had VERY few particles on it but i thought that was normal.

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How many miles on the tranny ?

 

Drive it for a while and see if it begins to get louder. Your fine for now as long as it's just a whining if it begins to grind while shifting, then you'll need to look into getting it rebuilt someday.

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How many miles on the car?

 

How aggressive was the accidental downshift, and what is "4th gear speed" to you?

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Tranny has 107k miles.

 

I was 4th speed, but roughly around 50. I hurried up and jumped on the clutch and shifted into 4th. It is pretty loud and this rubbing happens everytime i drive it.

 

Think it will be safe for test n tune?

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  • 2 weeks later...

Back from the grave!

I have determined it to be an axle or wheel bearing.

 

Reason being:

Today the roads are wet but still really grippy where i am driving. Making right turns, the car tries drifting. Pulling out normally from a gas station i looked like DK from Tokyo Drift. While im turning, i have to watch my speed. Sound like an axle or wb?

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