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I have the same thing , I was told it was the throw out bearing.

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I have the same thing , I was told it was the throw out bearing.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

99 cab 65k. I have a chirping/whistling noise after car is warmed up and moving over 35 mph. I hear it while coasting or cruising. Sound goes away when I apply any type of power. Does not go away when I apply the brakes. I have brake pad sensors installed. Is this a bearing?

POST 2Original post

boy, that's a head head scratcher only @ speed ? only warm ? hmmmm

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It has been extra cold here in the DC area. It takes a few miles for the noise to start. I can't really hear it below 30 to 35 mph. Sometimes it stops briefly when I turn to the right to swith lanes etc.

POST 4Original post

Engine/trans mount deflated/damaged, allowing droop that causes slight metal to metal contact when the rubber warms up enough to flex more? Does it sync with tire or engine RPM?

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

When coasting over 30 mph I get the chirping. When I apply gas it goes away. When I let off the gas it comes back. If I turn to the right it briefly stops. Does not seem to be syncing with engine RPM. Is there an easy way to tell if the engine/tranmission mounts are bad?

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One way is to look at the tail pipes. Sometimes a bad mount will allow one side to droop enough to see the difference. (about 1/2") Also you could jack up the engine to see if moves alot before the car starts to lift. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=3404

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does it go away when you touch the clutch? I have the same thing , I was told it was the throw out bearing.

POST 8Original post

Loose spark plug? Very common in these cars. BTDT Chirping noise I cound not identify where it was coming from. Plug literally came out with my finger tips.

POST 9Original post

I had a very similar issue with a Boxster and it was a brake problem. Removed pads and replaced. Very annoying to track down.

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