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    Rattling noise on take off?

    Hey i thought i might ask some of you whether you might be able to help me indentify a rattle i get on take off not very loud (very faint acually) but i can still hear it???

    What might it be (i know i have a problem with my CV's could this be linked?
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    #2
    is this "rattle" present at idle (in neutral off course) when you let the clutch out?, or push the clutch in?

    what car?

    i had a faint rattle one it was Input shaft Berring
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      #3
      Nah only when engaging in first gear.
      Car is a DC2R (I know im probably just being anal but better to ask)

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        #4
        Most probably exhaust. Either mid resignator, cat, or a part of your exhaust is hitting your chassis.

        I had the same thing happen to me. The steel wool inside my mid-resignator came loose, and was rattling around only on certain low revs (Ie: first gear take off).


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          #5
          The springs in the clutch rattle when releasing into first gear and the revs drop too low.

          This vibration also happened in the early model S2000's.

          Its the clutch.
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            #6
            dude this thread died in April Last year lol.
            Thanks for the info though

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