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YOUR RESEARCHVery slight ticking noise

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Replace throw out bearing and the bearing guide

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Last week, my car was making a loud ticking noise and the dealer replaced the throw out bearing and the bearing guide.

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Use rubber hose or tube held up

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It may help to use a rubber hose or tube held up to your ear like a doctor's stethoscope.

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Replace throw out bearing and the bearing guide

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

Last week, my car was making a loud ticking noise and the dealer replaced the throw out bearing and the bearing guide.

Original post Read captured discussion
Very slight ticking noise

Use rubber hose or tube held up

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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0 original-poster resolution reports. Counts can overlap; they are not unique people or a success rate.

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It may help to use a rubber hose or tube held up to your ear like a doctor's stethoscope.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello, Last week, my car was making a loud ticking noise and the dealer replaced the throw out bearing and the bearing guide. The loud ticking noise is now gone. Now, it seems that the car is making a very slight ticking noise after the car has been warmed up. You can't really hear it if you have the AC on. It 'seems' that the noise can't be heard from the outside. It can only be heard inside the cabin. Is this normal? Thanks very much for your help!

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These cars make all sorts of strange noises, and most of them can be quelled once the source is determined. Try pinpointing where the noise is coming from. It may help to use a rubber hose or tube held up to your ear like a doctor's stethoscope.

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