Gearbox noise
Nissan Terrano 2002 150000 miles
Hello, I have a Nissan Terrano and, when stopped or in neutral, a gearbox noise appears. When clutching or when driving at low or high rpm, the noise disappears. I was told it is a normal noise in the Terrano gearboxes, but I would like to know if this is true. What do you think?
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The same happened to me and the gearbox must be failing. Be careful because a bearing might get damaged.
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It is the neutral bearing from the gearbox. You need to replace it as well as maintaining the whole gearbox. I recommend you to change it once the noise becomes really annoying, and not before.
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