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    I've got a noisy thrust bearing........

    How difficult is it to replace?

    Who's done it?

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    or does anyone know a good gearbox place to do it for me? (NW)

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    can you live with it?

    It doesnt hard anything.

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    mines has been noisy for the last 10,000 miles and the car still drives fine.

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    mines noisy as well :(

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    I can live with it I suppose.

    I wanted to change the stupid paddle clutch my car has courtesy of the previous owner anyways, and was thinking this would be a good excuse to do it.

    But my main concern was that it may damage something else, now I know it doesn't I'll do it sometime in the future.

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    What does a noisey thurst bearing sound like?

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    a rattle basically coming form the gearbox, that goes away when you put your clutch in.

    Can't really tell when driving, due to the noise of engine/exhaust. Can tell best when sat in traffice or ticking over.

    It's a bearing on the clutch arm (I think) or its in that geenral vicinity anyways.

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    clutch release bearing... it slides on to the end of the fork and does all the pushing against the clutch.

    as said above, don't worry about it... you will get a new one with a new clutch kit.

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    In my case as my clutch as done f all miles, is it worth replaceing? Will this damage any other components?


 

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