My tranny like to growl when I take off with minimal gas and in low rpms. Does not seem to do it too much when it is cold but gets a little on the wild side when warm.

Anyone elses does this? Its okay after that.

 

I think it's the throwout bearing on the clutch. Someone correct me if i'm wrong. Something to do with it being a reverse pressure design. I'm not totally sure on this because i'm still on my stock clutch. Bottom line though is that people say it's nothing to worry about, most of our cars do it to varying degrees. Even my cousins new vette does it, although quieter than mine.

 

Pretty normal for the t56, mines always done it.

 

Yeah mine does it to along with 100 other noises the tranny makes. I'm pretty sure its normal. It still shifts fine.

 

Yikes!!! 100 other noises???????? Maybe I should consider myself lucky.

Its just sooooooooo embarrasing leaving a bunch of friends and having them hear my cars bearings, or whatever it is, growl at them like a dog with a bone. But, its.....

 

Mine does it too, even with a new clutch, PP, throwout bearing and pilot bearing. Same thing on the 95 Transam I had before, so I guess it's normal

 

Thats what I heard a year and a half ago too. I thought by now, someone would have figured it out!?!?!?!?!?!?

Damn, its gotta be from SOMETHING, lol!!!!!!!!!!

 

sorry, i can't tell you what it is but i do know with the pro 5.0 in, its louder.

 

same here, thats why i have a loud exhaust so ppl outside can't hear my car falling apart

 

My drivetrain is way more noisy than I would prefer up and down the gears at low rpms. High rpms is a different story!

 

Heh heh, thats almost funny