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Old September 30th, 2009, 07:35 PM   #1
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Question about shifting and hearing a squeaking noise..


When I put it in 1st gear, 2nd gear, 4th, and 5th gear its a smooth shift but when i put it into 3rd, the shifter doesnt go in smooth, like the others, its like i can feel something when putting into 3rd, it still drives smooth, just putting it into the gear isnt like the others. anyone know what this is? should i be worried?

also when im driving i had my windows down, and i can hear a squeaking noise, not when im breaking but driving. it doesnt really go away, any ideas?
 

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Old September 30th, 2009, 08:44 PM   #2
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Do you usually downshift into 3rd? and does the squeak sound change while accelerating, turning?..
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nah i dont really downshift too much at all. the squeal happens all the time, while driving. i dont know where its comming from
 
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How many miles on the car? Have you replaced the clutch already?
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97k, no havent replaced it
 
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3rd gear synchro starting to go?
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^ Sounds like.

You're gonna have to narrow down the squeaking though, so many things on this car will squeak... one thing that many people overlook that actually will cause a horrendous noise are the side mirrors. If you take the black plastic cover off of the inside on the door, it will expose the 3 bolts and nuts that hold the mirror on. Tighten these. I guess it's the wind and vibrations and all, but they loosen over time. Maaaybeeee your problem. Maybe.
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3rd gear synchro starting to go?

Is that expensive to fix?
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How many miles on the car? Have you replaced the clutch already?
I can't believe I just got negatively repped for saying this ^ its been a long time since I got a negative rep on this section...

October 1st, 2009 09:02 AM doucher
It doesnt even make sense..
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Honestly might as well have the trans rebuilt with 100k miles, but thats upwards of $600.00. Call Ford dealership first, they'll give you a space station high price. Then call some Trans shops to see. If you can get the trans out yourself and bring it in you may save some loot, but it's not the cheapest thing to fix. I'd have it checked out by a shop first, may not actually be the synchro, hard to say not being in the car.
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LoL BDS who cares man? Reps aren't that important, especially when said person doesn't even put their name. That to me is a neg rep on their part more than yours. Don't stress it. Just give solid, sound advice and it'll be alright, don't feed the fire.
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LoL BDS who cares man? Reps aren't that important, especially when said person doesn't even put their name. That to me is a neg rep on their part more than yours. Don't stress it. Just give solid, sound advice and it'll be alright, don't feed the fire.
I just find it annoying, and even more when theres no reason. Is just to put me down, but I just figured out who did it he drives a red car....
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Granted its annoying but whoever it was probably doesn't carry much weight for him/herself around here or anywhere anyway, I was just sayin' don't stress.

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^ LoL no one else has even posted here, it was somene who isn't even in the thread?
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is it a squeak squeak like a mouse or a whrring sound, if it is more of a whrring sound look to your wheel bearing, the hard shift could be a synchro, change your fluid first see if that helps
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it just sounds like something is loose on the car
 
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whrring sound
 
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yeah go to a shop and have them verify, but it is probably your wheel bearing
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will it make it the steering wheel pull to the left and right, thats what it does too
 
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so i had 3 mechanics look at it and none of them really know what the squeak is. tonight one said it could be the ball joints. he said there is no play in them but he said something about the lube on them he couldnt do. could this be the problem? replace the struts and ball joints?
 
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