the tone of my exhaust sounds like the wiring of a wheel bearing instead of a constant drone, it doesnt sound the same as a wheel bearing, but it whirs in the same way as a wheel bearing would

 

if ya know what i mean, does anyone one have any clues lol

does it sound like that at idle and under load?

just when cruising at around 50ish in a high (4th-5th) gear

See the thing is, if your exhaust note is similar to another kinda noise note ya getting at 50mph you get something called dissonance where two notes are just off eachother.

Slip it in to neutral at 50....does it still make the same noise? If it was exhaust related, speed wouldn't really make an issue. Engine revs would.

i bet if ya concentrate while driving you could probably get the too notes to match and it would sound straight if ya get my drift, its hard to explain.

like strumming the same string on two guitars at the same time with one slightly tuned diferently and if ya tune it out even more then the two notes separate more and more.

i know what ya saying, but if i dip the clutch the noise goes, or if i drop the gears down it goes, its just at a certain rev at a certian speed, its deffo the engine note that makes the noise, im just using the wheel bearing as an example of the way the exhaust note sounds

Slip it in to neutral at 50....does it still make the same noise? If it was exhaust related, speed wouldn't really make an issue. Engine revs would.

done that and noise disapears, its hard for me to put into words what it is i mean

 

maybe a few stella'swill help

Slip it in to neutral at 50....does it still make the same noise? If it was exhaust related, speed wouldn't really make an issue. Engine revs would.

but say the centre prop bearing noise combined with the correct exhaust note you would get dessonance.

Could be the diff then. Put your foot on the clutch and there's no torque going through it. Take your foot off and you have straight going back through it again. Just a thought.

Could be the diff then. Put your foot on the clutch and there's no torque going through it. Take your foot off and you have straight going back through it again. Just a thought.

 

put my fot on the clutch and it goes, take it off and it comes back

 

maybe diff bearing then, are they easy or hard expensive or cheap

 

cheers guys

Clutch Thrust Bearing?

 

Regards

 

Dave

put my fot on the clutch and it goes, take it off and it comes back

 

maybe diff bearing then, are they easy or hard expensive or cheap

 

cheers guys

 

I know Hondas are completely different! But i had this in my civic, it was the gearbox bearings on the way out.

 

I would put my foot down on the clutch and it would stop, take my foot off and it would come back.

 

No noise at about 2 -3 K revs but after that and slowing down you could hear it.

 

Help it helps!

 

Help it helps!

 

Hope this helps*** (its 03:22am thats why lol)