Why is my transmission making a ticking noise?
A transmission fluid leak, as with any transmission problem, is not something to ignore. The transmission fluid serves to cool and lubricate. There is a clicking noise in the transmission while in 4-wheel drive. There is a clunking from under the vehicle when you change gears.
Does a bad transmission make a clicking noise?
Usually a transmission does not make a clicking sound. If the noise is closer to a grinding sound, the problem could be as simple as a transmission fluid and filter needing to be flushed and replaced, or a failed synchronizer.
Why is my Subaru transmission making a high pitched noise?
In some cases, when bearing pre-load is near the limit of specification, this thermally induced pre-load change may cause damage to the bearings and result in a high-pitched noise from the transmission.
What should I do if my Subaru transmission is bad?
In very severe cases, where metal contamination damage is extensive, a complete transmission replacement may be required. When reinstalling the transfer driven shaft, put a small amount of bearing grease on both roller bearings, then rotate the shaft in the outer races to distribute it evenly.
Why does my Subaru transmission smell like burning?
If you’re driving and you notice a burning smell coming from under your hood, there’s a good chance that it’s coming from your transmission. Your transmission gets hot when you’re driving, and the transmission fluid helps keep it cold. In this situation, it’s best to start making preparations.
What kind of transmission does a Subaru Impreza have?
The following Subaru models equipped with the 5MT manual transmission may exhibit this condition: 2000-‘09 Legacy and Outback; 1999-2014 Forester; and 1999-2014 Impreza (Including WRX). Subaru offers an updated extension case featuring the addition of a “dish plate.”