tranny noise
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tranny noise
my transmission on my 95 Bonn is making a clanking noise.Just started yesterday. Shifts out good while driving but it makes a loud clanking noise when slowing down/taking off..? any ideas? could it be the transaxle?
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transmission fluid
Is the transmission and transaxle the same thing? I've read an article online and not sure if they are same or different? I checked the fluid level on my 95 Bonn... is this the same for the transaxle too or is it located somewhere else?
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Check your catalytic converter first. When they went bad on both my Bonnevilles, it sounded very much like trans noise. Almost fooled me both times. Shake the cat side to side and up and down.
In the meantime, in case it IS the trans, check the color, level, and smell of your trans fluid when it'* hot right after a drive.
In the meantime, in case it IS the trans, check the color, level, and smell of your trans fluid when it'* hot right after a drive.
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When sitting in park w/the motor running...it makes the same noise when increasing the gas..reaving the motor a lil.... popping/clanking noise???
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You're going to have to shoot audio or video for us to hear it, and give us accurate descriptions of the conditions it happens in. Temps, gears, accell, decell, etc. And It might be good for you to get a mechanic'* stethescope to narrow down the location of the noise a bit.
Troubleshooting noises over the internet is very difficult.
For the record, you may want to consider putting a cat back on the car. Not just for environmental reasons, but also to get back some of the low-end grunt you gave up when you pulled it. Not to mention the fact that anyone on this Forum that knows will get a $250 'narc reward' from the EPA for turning you in.
Troubleshooting noises over the internet is very difficult.
For the record, you may want to consider putting a cat back on the car. Not just for environmental reasons, but also to get back some of the low-end grunt you gave up when you pulled it. Not to mention the fact that anyone on this Forum that knows will get a $250 'narc reward' from the EPA for turning you in.
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