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I think this is a common issue on the Z. Whenever I am in neutral with the clutch out, I get the dreadful bearing whine. When I push the clutch

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Old 03-29-2012, 08:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I think this is a common issue on the Z. Whenever I am in neutral with the clutch out, I get the dreadful bearing whine. When I push the clutch in, noise goes away. Can someone tell me which bearing exactly is making the noise? Is it the throwout bearing, pilot or one of the transmission bearings?

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