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What is the cause of manual transmission whine noise at idle and it disappear when fully depressing the clutch?
Ela417
That noise is coming from your throw out bearing mate, the bearing that engages the pressure plate of your clutch, many vehicles make the noise, I have seen vehicles with a knew clutch put in and it still makes the noise, id doesnt effect the performance and is too big a problem to worry about.
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