Rough start up, shift, and rev
 

Hey guys I have a 1990 Honda Accord LX with a h22a motor and f22 tranny. When it starts up it makes kind of a rough sound, like something is rubbing together (maybe metal on metal?). The sound also occurs when I shift and when I rev it. I dont have a clue as to where it could be from. If there is any suggestions that would be great. Thank you



1990 Honda Accord LX
h22a motor
f22 tranny
stage 1 exeddy clutch

RE: Rough start up, shift, and rev
 

is it a squeeling noise like a throwout bearing going out? Is it a belt squeel?

Does it only happen when the clutch is depressed?

RE: Rough start up, shift, and rev
 

so the noise occurs when you rev it without touching the clutch pedal? and it also occurs at idle when the clutch pedal is depressed halfway or to the floor?

RE: Rough start up, shift, and rev
 

The noise only occurs when i rev it, shifting from gear to gear, without being on the gas while driving, and in reverse. It doesnt do it at idle, or if it does i cant tell. However it comes and goes. One day it will do the problem and another it wont. I think I have the stock accord wiring harness, which may be a problem that could lead to that.

1990 Honda Accord EX
h22a Motor
Exeddy stage 1 clutch
f22 transmission

RE: Rough start up, shift, and rev
 

I'm thinking that the clutch may be slipping.

RE: Rough start up, shift, and rev
 

Auxilliary drive belts (alternator, power steer, air-con) maybe? These can commonly be noisy on cold start up (slipping) when they're cool and won't grip as well as they do when they are warmed up with use. Even if they don't generally slip when cruising, when you rev the motor a belt may slip as it tries to bring /keepthe auxilliary component at the increased engine speed. This might also occur when changing from a higher gear to a lower gear (e.g. 5th to 4th) because this will increase engine rpm.