2008 Acura TL Type S 6 Speed MT Transmission Problems
Hey guys so i recently replaced my clutch in my TL for the record it was a tough job but I got it done after breaking off a subframe bolt and having to replace frame body parts the car is finally back together on the initial start up there was a screaching noise that came about but went away very sudden after doing a quick check over on the vehicle went to take it for a test drive when trying to go into reverse the car showed resistance and would not go into gear without shutting the car off first and first gear is a bit rough but will go in flywheel was replaced also while doing the clutch if anyone has any experience with please shed some light of the situation Thanks
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If you used a new LuK pressure plate, did you properly set the self-adjusting mechanism? If not, that would easily explain your engagement issues.
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Originally Posted by horseshoez
(Post 16447855)
If you used a new LuK pressure plate, did you properly set the self-adjusting mechanism? If not, that would easily explain your engagement issues.
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MODERATOR NOTE: Thread moved to model specific forum.
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Originally Posted by Jdmdread
(Post 16447859)
Are you speaking of the special tool to set the pressure ?
If you used an aftermarket clutch kit, for instance, with a non-self adjusting pressure plate, sprung clutch and light weight flywheel, the 'special tool' is not as important when installing the pressure plate. Review the informative thread below if you have a self adjusting PP. Sometimes during shipment the self adjusting PP can 'un-adjust' from its factory presets during shipment and cause problems 'down the road'. https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-p...inside-860524/ :thumbsup: |
Originally Posted by zeta
(Post 16447909)
It would help to know the type of clutch kit / flywheel you installed. If it is an OEM equivalent, like the LUK kit, then it has a self-adjusting LUK pressure plate; therefore, '...the special tool to set the pressure...' is what the Helms recommends when installing the PP.
If you used an aftermarket clutch kit, for instance, with a non-self adjusting pressure plate, sprung clutch and light weight flywheel, the 'special tool' is not as important when installing the pressure plate. Review the informative thread below if you have a self adjusting PP. Sometimes during shipment the self adjusting PP can 'un-adjust' from its factory presets during shipment and cause problems 'down the road'. https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-p...inside-860524/ :thumbsup: Thanks gor the info any suggestions on where to get the tool from |
Originally Posted by Jdmdread
(Post 16447915)
Thanks gor the info any suggestions on where to get the tool from
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Originally Posted by Jdmdread
(Post 16447915)
Thanks gor the info any suggestions on where to get the tool from
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UPDATE: so after some troubleshooting decided to take the transmission down to inspect what was the problem at hand with the transmission back out i found the throwout bearing had failed and will need to be replaced not sure what caused it to fail yet bet i will keep you guys posted
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Originally Posted by Jdmdread
(Post 16449390)
UPDATE: so after some troubleshooting decided to take the transmission down to inspect what was the problem at hand with the transmission back out i found the throwout bearing had failed and will need to be replaced not sure what caused it to fail yet bet i will keep you guys posted
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Originally Posted by RysTL04
(Post 16463906)
Quick dual question... is the throwout bearing the same as a clutch release bearing? I recently had my clutch replaced due to the recommendation of the mechanic that replaced my engine. The flywheel that was used was a dual mass flywheel,(not my choice), and the work order stated the clutch kit came with a release bearing. However, I’m getting a chirping noise that goes away when the clutch is engaged. Just need to know if the two bearings are the same or if I need to prepare for another repair.
Thanks in advance for any help!
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Originally Posted by horseshoez
(Post 16463915)
A few comments:
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Originally Posted by RysTL04
(Post 16463919)
thanks for the info! So do you feel like this is a play it by ear sound? I just feel like it was quiet within the first week or so after initial install then started to get louder as the days past. However, it only seems to be present after I’m driving longer then normal. It’s at the stealership rn for an oil change and CEL reading and I asked the mech to keep his ears open but not trying to pay a $170 diagnostic fee for them to pull the trans if the sound isn’t present.
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Originally Posted by horseshoez
(Post 16463924)
Yes exactly, I played it by ear and was prepared to need to go back in; I now have over 20,000 miles on the new clutch and all is quiet.
Hope the issue with JDMs bearing is resolved easily too |
Originally Posted by RysTL04
(Post 16463906)
Quick dual question... is the throwout bearing the same as a clutch release bearing? I recently had my clutch replaced due to the recommendation of the mechanic that replaced my engine. The flywheel that was used was a dual mass flywheel,(not my choice), and the work order stated the clutch kit came with a release bearing. However, I’m getting a chirping noise that goes away when the clutch is engaged. Just need to know if the two bearings are the same or if I need to prepare for another repair.
Thanks in advance for any help! |
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