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realgren 12-11-2011 12:18 PM

Noise when clutch is depressed
 
Hi,
I need help diagnosing a new issue with my porsche.

here are the symptoms (doctor):

In 1st (I haven't tried any other gears) and the car is moving.
clutch pedal is depressed and the car coasting at around 5 to 15 mph

I can hear a whining noise coming from the back. It used to be a low level rubbing noise until today.
The rubbing and whine increases as speed increases (coasting down a hill)

The car has 90k miles. It's an 87.

Thanks for your input.

DRACO A5OG 12-11-2011 12:26 PM

Ooops, it may be your wheel bearings, does it make the noise only during clutch engagement in gear or have you tried coasting down a hill to see if the sound is still there?

I'm in San Pedro if you want me to take a listen. PM me :D

realgren 12-11-2011 12:29 PM

Oddly, I cant hear the noise while the car is moving an in gear.
I'm a little worried it's clutch related.

Mattcamp 12-11-2011 12:33 PM

Throw out bearing.

DRACO A5OG 12-11-2011 12:37 PM

T/O and or Guide Tube may be the culprit, It may have dried out and in need of lube but that requires an engine drop to lube it properly. Others have tried to do it on the car but you have to do it blind.

Bob Kontak 12-11-2011 12:40 PM

I bet it is not the clutch. Low level rubbing does not sound clutch related. It is spinning at 900 rpm at idle.

When in gear and moving the slop is taken up by torque forcing the bearing parts together. I would think your CV joints may be another possible issue - but never heard mine whine. Mostly low level growling.

Can you just jack the rear up and spin the wheel? That might give you a hint of the source.

Bob Kontak 12-11-2011 12:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by realgren (Post 6425643)
The rubbing and whine increases as speed increases (coasting down a hill)

This says to me not the T/O bearing.

realgren 12-11-2011 04:27 PM

Thanks for all the replies. I'm gonna have to try to jack the car up tonight or tomorrow.

The lady might not appreciate anymore time spend in the garage this weekend!

I'll check for loose cv.
One of the rotors is a little scored from late brake pad change. Maybe that's the problem too.

Flat6pac 12-11-2011 04:39 PM

Drop the half shafts and if you still have the noise its the clutch.
Remember there is a rubber center on this clutch.
If you dont have the noise its the trailing arm bearing possibly.
Bruce

Bob Kontak 12-11-2011 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flat6pac (Post 6426137)
Remember there is a rubber center on this clutch.

On an 87? I think they did away with that on the SC. Also, the trans is a G50. No way on rubber center.

realgren 12-11-2011 05:55 PM

It is a g50 on an 87.

I'm taking her out tomorrow. I'll let you know how she goes.


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