Subarus are well known for having rattles in the exhaust shields under the car. There are extensive heat shields on the exhaust pipes that are held on with clamps. Over time these clamps loosen up and their bolts rust out. When the engine runs through certain RPM bands (as in shifting), these shields come into resonance and vibrate.
If you get under the car and examine all the heat shields you will probably find the loose one. Replace the missing or rusted out bolts and the rattles will go away.
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still sounds like your transmission is out, you can shift the gears all you want but if the transmission is gone, your just shifting gears. also check the starter, the rattling sound it what happens when its not engaging correctly.
Answerif you use synthetic oil you will have a little more noise than standard trans plus fluid.A loose belt will cause a sqeaking noise especially when shifting gears
It is compact in design but complecated. Smooth shifting of gears, noise free shifting most suitable for Passenger cars.
Synchronizer maybe. not sure if that's how you spell it. I grind a little downshifting into second but not when shifting into any other gears. A mechanic buddy told me that's probably what it was.
bad transfer case
Many different things can cause a rattling noise in a Mazda tribute. Stark by checking the engine belts and all brackets for anything that could be loose and causing a rattle.
Are you sure it is the transmission that is clunking? It could be the u-joints on the drive shaft that are making the noise. When the u-joints on the drive shaft are bad, there is an audble clunk when you accelerate and when slowing down (basically the same motions you go through when shifting gears).
Most likeyl cause could be a bad pulley
The rattling noise is in there so you can move the head around.
A CVT tranny does not have gears only pulleies like farm tractors no shifting. Hopefully the fliuds have been changed on time and the drive belts too.
There are a few things that might cause an air conditioner to make a rattling noise. It could be that the there is dirt and debris in the cabinet. If this is the case, cleaning the cabinet should stop the rattling. The reason could also be loose panels on the cabinets. The fan could also be bent and no longer straight.