What is this sound?
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CL55
What is this sound?
Hello guys I have a CL55 amg and it has been making this high pitch sound. It only happens when the car is really warmed up, You can hear it in 1st gear the most but also in other gears too.
Since my car has ABC I thought it was the Pulsation Damper at first but I have since replaced that and it did not change anything. It sounds to be transmission related but my car still shifts like it has always.
The transmission fluid is also on the max level and is not dirty. Any ideas what it could be? I will post a video link down below with a sound clip while I am in park.
Since my car has ABC I thought it was the Pulsation Damper at first but I have since replaced that and it did not change anything. It sounds to be transmission related but my car still shifts like it has always.
The transmission fluid is also on the max level and is not dirty. Any ideas what it could be? I will post a video link down below with a sound clip while I am in park.
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2013 CL 63, 2002 E 55, 04 Jaguar XJ8, 66 Jaguar XKE
My quick reply would be an idler pully. I know you are pretty far back on the car but that would be my first guess. How many miles?
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It sounds definitely like the front pump. When they start going they give off that type of noise. You won't always see fillings in the pan. But in my experience the transmission is either very low on fluid, unlikely but possible if you have a leak, or the pump is failed and you need to address it as the next step is the transmission slipping due to low line pressure in the transmission. Conductor plate cannot cause that noise.
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It sounds definitely like the front pump. When they start going they give off that type of noise. You won't always see fillings in the pan. But in my experience the transmission is either very low on fluid, unlikely but possible if you have a leak, or the pump is failed and you need to address it as the next step is the transmission slipping due to low line pressure in the transmission. Conductor plate cannot cause that noise.
