am auto

 

Then who is telling you your flywheel is screwed up cuase they lied to you lol. Flywheels are in manual cars

 

Yea something is weird here

 

automatics have a flexplate which evryone calls a flywheel, if its broke in the middle or loose it'll make that sound - yuou guys overanylize stuff sometimes

 

FIXED IT - its over

 

Ok then over anylize this then

Tell me do they or do they not soundpretty muchthe same here other than a belt squeek and bouncing idle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh9Wk0laXOU <---- this is 93EclipseGSX's 1G 7 bolt with a spun bearing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6j_cCUFgBM

 

i never said they didnt sound alike, a loose or broken flexplate - or loose torque converter boltsdo sound like a rod knock or main bearing even, especially on a video, i'm just saying evryones still goin on about it and he already said what the problem was and that its fixed, and evryones trying to tell him that wasnt his problem. you cant just magically fix a spun bearing overnight, you can retighten converter bolts and its done, so his car was a quick fix, i guess nobody's lying to him as everybody stated.
belive me ive had many cars with loose and brokenflexplates / flywheels and converter bolts loose and my first thought was a rod hammerin
and ive blown up ALOT of engines and i know what different noises sound like, they do sound very similar - i'm not trying to bash anyone on here, i just think some of the relplies get to be a little far fetched.
no hard feelings.


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well I simply asked for a video after to hear it. when you say flywheel I have only heard it once on a manual car that the flywheel has sounded like that and it was an aftermarket one in a Supra TT.

 

oh well evryon around here mistakenly calls an automatic trans flexplate a "flywheel", even the shops, alot of people dont even know the difference
i catch myself saying it sometimes

 

ya no big deal.... he is better off having a tranny issue than a spun bearing