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Throw Out Bearing???
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Recently my car has ben making i ticking noise and a chirping noise from the clutch area... i am 99% sure it is the throw out bearing. I have a few questions? I know its part of the clutch but can anybody dumb down what a throw out bearing does and how it works? (reps) And from searching i have heard that freeway driving will make it worse... is it stop and go freeway or cruising that makes it go and why? My car has 90,000 miles on it so i have a feeling i should just do the whole clutch while i have it appart so that i dont have to do it in a little bit... Thanks guys im a newb
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TOB??? lol had to be the first to do it
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huh??
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nuttin man its a inside joke on here my bad i was just bumping your thread but on a serious note if you are going to just replace the TOB then i would do a clutch also seeing that its right there anyway and you have 90k on it. But a throw out bearing is pushed by a arm which hits metal arms which ingagues the clutch i dont know technical terms but i know how it works ill try to get a pic
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You'll know if it's the TOB if you put your toe lightly on the clutch and the sound goes away. had it happen to me too with 60k miles. changed clutch and put on new one, good as new.
and yes, while you're at it, at 90k miles i'd get rid of the factory clutch as it'll likely need replaced in the next 30 or so thousand miles. and you'll be 90% of the way there when you take off the TOB.
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how big of a job is it to put in a new tob/clutch? i have heard you have to drop the trans... u know if thats true??
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+ would a tob be a light tick or nock comingi right by where the clutch is... it happens in any gear even neutral while its rolling i think, and it goes away as soon as i push the clutch in... It also has a quiet chirp while its just sitting and as soon as i push the clutch in even just a hair it goes away
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yeah thats def a TOB and yes you have to drop the trans to do a clutch and TOB
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newb question but on a stang how big of a deal is that if i have axcess to a lift and tools?
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TOB is Throw Out Bearing
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are you asking if you have a lift how easy will it be or are you asking do you need a lift?
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No if i do have axcess to a lift how easy will it be?
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it will be pretty easy with a lift and a extra set of hands
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Its not to hard. A lift makes it easier, but I have done many clutches with out one...
This link will show you how its done with out a lift. replacing your clutch? look no further. Last edited by FOR POINT SIX; September 26th, 2009 at 05:32 PM. Reason: Add link |
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You totally failed on that one. Lol.
![]() TOB is throw out bearing...
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I would definitely change out your clutch as well if you have a high amount of miles, and since you will be going through all that work anyway. You can get a decent clutch (almost every clutch kit out there will include a TOB) for less than $200, where if you try to just buy a TOB (I had trouble finding one so I would have had to go to Ford for it) at $70? I think.
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well looks like im in for a clutch install pretty quick here.... any sugestions for a clutch
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I've got a RAM in mine, its the only clutch other than a oem replacement ive ever had in the car. Works ok for me. You'll want to resurface the flywheel while you're down there.
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Got a RAM as well. Really good price for the amount of hp/tq its rated at. I got mine an a special from AM and it was for a V6 so considerable cheaper.
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