Left turn throw out bearing noise
Hi all,
I did my clutch over the weekend and today was my first real road test. The clutch engages and disengages just fine, pedal feels great. When I go around a turn to the left, I hear what I think is the throw out bearing spinning for a few seconds. When I straighten up, the noise goes away. Turn right, no problem.
I thought it was the clutch fork - maybe I tossed that big ball bearing, but when I wiggled the fork by hand, it was reasonably solid. Not sloppy at all.
Ever heard of that before? Maybe I have an adjustment out of whack? Maybe worn out motor mounts?
Thanks!
I did my clutch over the weekend and today was my first real road test. The clutch engages and disengages just fine, pedal feels great. When I go around a turn to the left, I hear what I think is the throw out bearing spinning for a few seconds. When I straighten up, the noise goes away. Turn right, no problem.
I thought it was the clutch fork - maybe I tossed that big ball bearing, but when I wiggled the fork by hand, it was reasonably solid. Not sloppy at all.
Ever heard of that before? Maybe I have an adjustment out of whack? Maybe worn out motor mounts?
Thanks!
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