xaze0008
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Hey guys.
Been looking to buy my first car so on the weekend went up to inspect a vt series II commodore s pack 5 speed manual. The car drove excellently, gearbox and clutch were fine. Never had a crash as far as we know. It had done 180,000k's and just had a major service done.
Only thing was that when we drove the car, it had a sort of high pitched wurr noise that came out when accelerating, and got louder as the revs got higher. It wasn't too loud and didn't sound too out of place but just making sure nothing was wrong. The only other manual we have inspected had the same noise as well, but it wasn't as noticeable or loud, probably because it had had the exhaust done. Never noticed it on an auto. First thoughts were diff or gearbox?
Just wondering if anyone knows anything about this noise coming from a manual vt, and what it could possibly be? As far as i know it could be nothing, but didnt want buy the car and have to replace the gearbox straight away.
Thanks, Simon.
Been looking to buy my first car so on the weekend went up to inspect a vt series II commodore s pack 5 speed manual. The car drove excellently, gearbox and clutch were fine. Never had a crash as far as we know. It had done 180,000k's and just had a major service done.
Only thing was that when we drove the car, it had a sort of high pitched wurr noise that came out when accelerating, and got louder as the revs got higher. It wasn't too loud and didn't sound too out of place but just making sure nothing was wrong. The only other manual we have inspected had the same noise as well, but it wasn't as noticeable or loud, probably because it had had the exhaust done. Never noticed it on an auto. First thoughts were diff or gearbox?
Just wondering if anyone knows anything about this noise coming from a manual vt, and what it could possibly be? As far as i know it could be nothing, but didnt want buy the car and have to replace the gearbox straight away.
Thanks, Simon.