2001 Honda Civic Disengage Clutch Apply Gas Car Makes Vibrating Noise Change

2001 HONDA CIVIC
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when i disengage the clutch and apply the gas the car makes a vibrating noise then change to second and third gear it does the same thing it only lasts till about 2500 rpm could it possibily be the pilot bearing i notice it vibrates more on an incline
Nov 4, 2012 at 11:42 AM
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Not likely to be the clutch pilot bearing as it stops working when clutch pedal is released completely. You would need to find out if the noise if from within or externl of transmission or clutch. It could be engine or other external components that is causing the noise. Without understanding what is causing the noise or its source it is not possible to trell what could be wrong and such noise problems are never easy detect.
Nov 4, 2012 at 1:38 PM
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