SYNCHROMESH

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by picko, Jan 25, 2005.

  1. picko

    picko Guest

    All of you talking about 'grinding-sound' when are synchro ring fail.
    Just to know, is it this 'grinding' clasic grinding wich we hear when
    try change gear without clutch, or some other sounds we can hear.
    I have trouble with my car 406 1.8 16v 98' 62000km, but I am not sure
    wich part of my car is fail. Try to recognize is the clutch or
    synchro. I supose that synpthom are simillar. What you think???
    Sory for my bad english, I hope you are understending me!
     
    picko, Jan 25, 2005
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  2. picko

    Malc Guest

    Yes. It's due to the mismatch of the speeds of the various components in the
    gearbox and come from the same components.
    I'm sure someone will come along with a better answer than mine soon. What I
    would do is; with the car standing still, press the clutch, wait for a few
    seconds and then try to engage a gear. If you get a grinding noise then the
    clutch isn't disengaging properly. The car may even jerk forwards slightly.
    If the grinding noise only happens when you are moving then it's more likely
    to be the syncro/gearbox. But I could be wrong.
     
    Malc, Jan 25, 2005
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