When i put my 2006 explorer in rev it didnt move and when it finally did it man a loud noise and jumped into gear. Do you know what the problem or solution is?
Was it in 4 wheel drive ? Are there any information lights lighting up on the dash ? Have you checked the transmission fluid ? Please let me know.Was it in 4 wheel drive ? Are there any information lights lighting up on the dash ? Have you checked the transmission fluid ? Please let me know.
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A grinding noise when you put the motorcycle into gear and it doesn't move could indicate several issues with the final drive on your Suzuki Intruder. Some possible causes are:
Worn or damaged clutch: The clutch may not be engaging properly, preventing power from reaching the rear wheel. A worn or damaged clutch can cause a grinding noise when you try to shift into gear.
Faulty gear: The gears inside the final drive may be worn or damaged, preventing them from meshing together properly. This can cause a grinding noise when you try to shift into gear.
Low or contaminated gear oil: Low or contaminated gear oil can cause excessive wear on the gears inside the final drive, leading to a grinding noise and reduced performance.
Failed final drive: A failed final drive can cause a grinding noise and prevent power from reaching the rear wheel.
If you are not familiar with motorcycle repair, it is recommended to take the bike to a qualified mechanic to diagnose and fix the issue.
bad Universal Joint, with the vehicle in park and the parking brake firmly set get under the vehicle and check for excessive play at either end of the driveshaft.
bad transmission mount get a helper, have them start the vehicle and with the parking brake firmly set and the brake pedal depressed put it in reverse (DO NOT BE UNDER VEHICLE AND STAY CLEAR OF TIRES) , watch the driveshaft and transmission for movement.
bad motor mount open the hood, have the helper once again start the engine and put the vehicle in reverse with the parking brake set and the brake pedal depressed, watch for excessive engine movement.
Is it a metal shaft? When you put it in drive does it make any noise? Does the speedometer move? Does it make a loud clicking sound when you put it back in Park?
this sounds as if your drive shaft has failed, take to your nearest mechanic and have him verify this this should only cost about 200 euros to repair if it is the drivshaft.
Was it in 4 wheel drive ? Are there any information lights lighting up on the dash ? Have you checked the transmission fluid ? Please let me know.
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