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V90 Mystery noise S90-V90 1998

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posted by  Grey245 on  Sun Dec 13 22:58 CST 2020
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The chirping sound in your video sounds a lot like what I am experiencing with my 1992 245 with M47 at idle sometimes. But that's where the similarity ends, I don't have the rumble.

I can understand Peter's thoughts about the thrust bearing, because I can make the chirp go away by only slightly touching the clutch pedal.
I'm shooting in the dark here: torque converters have thrust bearings too, right?





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