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Gen 4 - "Micro grind" Poll

Poll: Does your Gen 4 make a grinding noise when pulling away in 1st gear.

Yes
25 71.4%
No
8 22.9%
Not sure
2 5.7%
Total number of voters: 35
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28 Aug 2019 20:20 - 28 Aug 2019 20:21 #212797 by Andy2640
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28 Aug 2019 20:38 #212799 by Soeley
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Mine does, but only notice it very occasionally, certainly not every trip and not very loud.
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29 Aug 2019 07:33 #212818 by stiffsteve204me
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Just a thought, but has anyone with an Auto noticed this noise?

My hearing is pretty shot, especially to higher pitch levels, but I have never noticed the dreaded "micro grind" from my Auto.




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29 Aug 2019 11:52 #212823 by CC Baxter
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Good point Steve, I drive a manual. We await further comments.
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29 Aug 2019 13:23 #212824 by Andy2640
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stiffsteve204me wrote: Just a thought, but has anyone with an Auto noticed this noise?

My hearing is pretty shot, especially to higher pitch levels, but I have never noticed the dreaded "micro grind" from my Auto.




Steve.



"The dreaded micro-grind" .... O'hh that made me chuckle that :cheer:

That's food for thought ...... it so far seems to be the manuals only. If that is confirmed, then perhaps the more mechanically experienced members may be able to hone in on a cause.

Interesting stuff.

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29 Aug 2019 13:37 #212825 by JackBates
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Would probably be very easy to locate and repeatable if someone had access to a dyno. As can be recreated static so different areas can be checked and the noise located. Shame I don't have one local otherwise I'd be on it!

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29 Aug 2019 14:17 #212826 by jimnyfox
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I definitely have not heard this noise, done around 4,000 miles now. Occasional judder first couple of times pulling away, but apparently that's normal for the type of clutch material.

Anyone thought about taking it up with dealer?

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29 Aug 2019 15:07 #212828 by Gadget
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I've not had it, but I have an auto - all the posts I've seen have been manual owners.
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29 Aug 2019 16:02 #212829 by Andy2640
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jimnyfox wrote: I definitely have not heard this noise, done around 4,000 miles now. Occasional judder first couple of times pulling away, but apparently that's normal for the type of clutch material.

Anyone thought about taking it up with dealer?


And am i right in thinkin that you are in a manual J-Fox?

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29 Aug 2019 17:04 #212835 by jimnyfox
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Yes Andy, Manual.

Did around 2,000 mile across France and Belgium this month. No funny noises, rattles, never missed a beat. I am usually quick to notice mechanical noises and often then stress myself out for ages trying to sort them! :(

Hopefully its not damaging in any way. I thought I saw a technical bulletin on here regarding a noise?

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29 Aug 2019 18:54 #212844 by facade
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My auto doesn't do it either- yet ;)

If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there :)
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29 Aug 2019 18:56 #212845 by Lambert
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Are we absolutely certain that it isn't the abs pump priming itself?

Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
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