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Our repairs come with:I know, I know. You thought you were long past your clutch making weird noises when you finally got the hang of driving a manual transmission. If your clutch pilot bearing is acting up, your clutch will go right back to grinding and creaking, and making all manner of funky noises that your ears would be happy to never have to hear again. Hopefully, it goes without saying that you should pay attention any time your car starts making weird noises. That’s like, car basics 101. And when that noise is from your clutch, it could be a busted clutch pilot bearing.
No, you’re not going crazy. It’s not your imagination if the transmission seems to be popping out of gear unprovoked. When your clutch pilot bearing is malfunctioning, the manual transmission may have a difficult time staying in gear, which means the stick shift may pop out of gear. It probably goes without saying that that’s not how it’s supposed to behave.
Speaking of fun things involving your manual transmission, if the clutch pilot bearing is broken, it can be very difficult to upshift or downshift.
Get a QuoteUnless you’re into noisy clutches, difficult shifting, and a transmission that won’t stay in gear, I’d say that a clutch pilot bearing replacement is pretty darn important. If a broken clutch pilot bearing is left alone, it will eventually cause severe damage to the transmission, and then you’ve got a real problem on your hands. A real, expensive problem, I should say.