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Creaking noise in the bell housing

yyp

By yyp
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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Loren, my 01 996 turbo has a creaking noise in the bell housing, can I follow the 996's TBS "7/00 3041 Creaking Noise in Clutch Bell Housing Area 12-22-2000" to fix the problem? Thanks

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The TT uses are different transmission and clutch from the 996 - so that TSB is not relevant for the TT.

It could be a worn throw out bearing or the clutch disc may be just about gone.

How many miles on the car?

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The TT uses are different transmission and clutch from the 996 - so that TSB is not relevant for the TT.

It could be a worn throw out bearing or the clutch disc may be just about gone.

How many miles on the car?

The car has about 40K.

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Could be that the clutch is about gone.

I let a technician check the clutch disc about two month ago, he said the clutch is fine. If I have to drop the gearbox, where can I find the procedures? Thanks.

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