growling noise from clutch or bell housing
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Asked by Madpole May 15, 2015 at 03:39 PM about the 1995 Ford Ranger

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a stick shift 95 Ranger that has developed a loud growling grinding noise when decellerating, depressing the clutch and applying brakes.  It appears to be coming from the bell housing area.  My break pads are in good shape.  And the noise continues even after letting off the brakes.  Anyone seen this problem?  What am I faced with in repairs?  New clutch....throw-out bearing?
Help!   Madpole

3 Answers
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Kelly answered 9 years ago

throw-out bearing and Replace the pilot bearing . when the trans is out also check the imput shaft bearing..

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70,875

Kelly answered 9 years ago

its really not to bad... parts .. if you go that far replace the clutch/pressure plate also..

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