lend an ear (t-case)
lend an ear (t-case)
basically i want to make sure my whining is normal, heres the breakdown. 1st gear sounds straight cut like evos normally do, faint low whine in 2nd maybe even 3rd going at low speeds im taking 20-30mph at like 2000rpms it might even be my act 6 puck heres the videos, you dont hear it when accerating fast. first vid skip to 00:18. i never really drive fast so i hear the low speed stuff and it makes me worry sometimes.
http://s878.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=434ce8a7.mp4
http://s878.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=b4685201.mp4
http://s878.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=434ce8a7.mp4
http://s878.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=b4685201.mp4
Yes i believe it does make the noise in neutral if the t-case is bad, when i put mine in neutral the car seems to be quieter, maybe bc my clutch is disengaged? Who knows
Sounds like death whine... Mine is doing it too. So far about 3,000 miles like that. If you drive with the windows down and the stereo on high volume you'll forget about it.
So far I'm gonna ride till it dies. No launches for me though.
So far I'm gonna ride till it dies. No launches for me though.
Hows it deathwhine though?? i cant hear it in highway gearss this is why im confused on this topic. Its only at low speeds and first mainly loud in first dont really hear it in ither gears... this is me in 5th gear on the highway not a sound.. someone please explain this. ps if i put my car i neutral in any gear its silent.
http://s878.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=540ebb19.mp4
http://s878.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=540ebb19.mp4
Last edited by deadstockkpomp; Jun 19, 2012 at 09:12 PM.
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That's not the t-case. The deathwhine sounds like a firetruck siren and progessively changes pitch the faster you go. I do think that first gear whine is louder than normal though unless its just the mic on your camera.
I just had the death whine at a track day last year. One thing is that it will be progressive, and it will be heard in neutral too. remember that the TCase is spinning while you are rolling even out of gear.
make sure fluids are topped off, or just change for new thicker fluid. Measure how much comes out and goes in. If you can modulate the sound by changing those fluids you will know its the TCase.
make sure fluids are topped off, or just change for new thicker fluid. Measure how much comes out and goes in. If you can modulate the sound by changing those fluids you will know its the TCase.
I just had the death whine at a track day last year. One thing is that it will be progressive, and it will be heard in neutral too. remember that the TCase is spinning while you are rolling even out of gear.
make sure fluids are topped off, or just change for new thicker fluid. Measure how much comes out and goes in. If you can modulate the sound by changing those fluids you will know its the TCase.
make sure fluids are topped off, or just change for new thicker fluid. Measure how much comes out and goes in. If you can modulate the sound by changing those fluids you will know its the TCase.
Last edited by deadstockkpomp; Jun 20, 2012 at 08:09 AM.
My point is diligent fluid and some attention to car in the use of the trans and it should last the life of the car (especially in stock form).
I wouldn't worry about it. Its an evo thing, and could happen to any one you buy, new or used.
I wouldn't trust anyone else's comments about the fluids being new, old, full, or not. I would only do it myself and often. Cycling the fluids is the cheapest and most informative thing you can do troubleshooting the driveline. Change the fluids and measure how much comes out.
I believe a whine in just one gear, ilke first could indicate some kind of syncro or slider issue, but that would be a question for Shep, or the other trans gurus. In the vid its touch to tell. So, change the fluid and record again.



