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Adminvtt
Dodge Dakota
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2/05/2004
08:22:40
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98 SC Dakota 2WD Manual tranny 3.9L V-6. When the clutch is fully released and I accelorate in 2nd gear I hear an inital and low rattle sound. It also does this in 3rd gear. The sound only last about 2 seconds but its when you shift to 2nd or 3rd as soon as the clutch pedal is fully released and the clutch is disengaged and you give it gas does this sound happen. Not a big deal truck drives great but I'm worried if that is the sound of impending doom for a through out bearing or possibly damaged pressure plate. Thoughts?
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Joe
Dodge Dakota
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2/05/2004
23:31:21
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Does it do it throughout the powerband or only at low rpms. Try running through the gears shifting at 3500rpm and see if it still does it
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tazzy
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2/05/2004
23:53:16
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Well Not sure..But It sounds like it may be a throw out bearingf on it's way out..
but I've not messed with manual trans in over 20 years..
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adminvtt
Dodge Dakota
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2/09/2004
09:40:32
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Well it only makes this funny sound at 1500-2200 rpm range around the time I'm accelerating and getting ready to change to the next gear. The truck drives outstanding, its only 2nd gear then accelerating you hear it for 2 seconds then shift to 3rd gear and you hear it for 2 seconds and thats it. Thats the only driving range that I hear it. I didn't think I'd have to deal with a through out bearing at 66K man thats going to cost me to have the tranny pulled out, guess I'll slap in a new clutch and pressure plate while I got it out.
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aaron_eb
Dodge Dakota
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2/09/2004
16:37:24
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I recently put in a new throw out bearing, I've got about 135K on my v6. It was one of the easiest one's I've done. The hard part was getting the tranny to mate back up, but a little wiggling, and it went back in, all in all about 2 to 2.5 hours, but we were just piddling... Aaron
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