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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hottwheels04" data-source="post: 456083" data-attributes="member: 8550">K I just notiched sitting at a wendys drive thru a new noise coming from my car, it almost sounds like a tob( throw out bearing) or pilot bearing, or slipping pulley belts, but i then pressed in the clutch and it went away, then in neutral and i let the clutch out the noise comes back, push it in again problem solved, sounds like throw out bearing. My question is and im confused, I have all new parts with in the last year i have done a whole new motor swap, last year I did a new clutch clutch cable, new centerforce clutch , tremec tk0500 transmission ect, I have prob 5,000 miles on the motor and clutch max, and 3,000 miles on new drivetrain / transmission,and I just rebuilt the motor again, I dont ride the clutch or drive alot or race, or dump it, so how could a throw out bearing go bad so fast? Is this covered by warrany at the garage its all new parts, i mean 3-5k miles max, that sounds to quick, its a centerforce clutch, I can only think I was told the throw out bearing is cheap and plastic and wears out fast, cheap part but $ and pain to change gotta take out the whole transmission 3-5 hours labor / partss, and was told to do a new clutch while in there this SUX!! any input or help much appreciated.Another thing is how long can I drive without further problems with this, it just started the other and its very quiet but I kno it will get louder. :wall: :happydrunks:Thanks</blockquote>