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A peculiar sound has developed only when the clutch is depressed, and I'm shifting gears. there is a whirling sound. This sound disappears when the clutch is fully engaged and in gear. What could be the possible cause? Car is a 1998 Mustang Cobra stock with 100,000 miles on it. 95% of it highway driving. Very very seldom driven in the city or any other situation that requires frequent shifting. All ideas welcome.
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Pilot bearing or throw out bearing would be my first guesses.
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Sounds like a throw out bearing to me.
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Throwout bearing
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Agree it's most likely the throwout bearing.
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Butt (TS&T) were it mine I would change out the throw-out bearing AND the pilot bearing with 100K on it.
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Throwout bearing would be my guess.
But as BB suggests, change the pilot bearing also.
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At 100k miles, I’d probably change all of it.
Probably cheaper to get an entire clutch kit.
Throwout bearing might be included in some kits.
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Thank you all for input. I think I will opt for the clutch kit. Getting there is too much work to revisit if clutch goes
Last edited by 687072mustang (5/27/2022 4:43 PM)
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Should go without saying, but get the flywheel surfaced as well.
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