yeah so last night i was driving and i heard a loud clackity noise from the tranny. but it would only do it in 2nd gear. and on the way home it started in every gear. then it just locked up on me and i couldnt drive it.i dont know what it is so i dont know what to have fixed.ive been told my clutch blew out. take it ive had a slipping clutch for the past 2 weeks. hit me up with any ideas you guys have.

 

Are we supposed to guess what kind of car and tranny you have? Mods? Miles?

 

it a 04 wrx with 28k miles and just a turbo back exhaust.other than that its stock.

 

MT or AT?

What kind of tranny fluid do you use? When was the last time you changed it?

 

it manual and i just changed it like 3k ago. i used 80-90w gear oil.

 

It could be your clutch. Can you shift 1-5 when the car is off? Can you "feel" the gears? If yes, then it is most likely clutch. If no, then it is most likely the tranny itself. Drain the fluid and see what comes out. If nothing, then clutch. If lots or some gear teeth, then you are in trouble.

 

i can feel every gear. im taking it to the shop on thurs. to get a stage 2 put in. so we''ll see what happens.

 

i took it to the shop.my tranny is wasted.where is a good place to get a replacement or should i get it rebuilt.whats the best thing to do.i have like 1800 bucks to get it back on the road.

 

I am sorry to tell you this, I think you are going to need a little bit more money. My last car that needed a rebuilt transmission cost about $3000. Now that was an automatic, so I am pretty sure that a manual isn't going to be that much. Subaru wants about $3800 to rebuild a transmission if you take it to a dealership.

 

6mt swap...... The sti tranny is bullet proof

 

go to axis power racing.com and see what they can do for you, they told me they would rebuild my 02 mt for $2000 and it would handle high hp + high tq motors.. i have an 02 wrx with 100800 miles on it,, replaced clutch at 80000 miles and it is still running fine. i also have a lot of boltons.and not enough time to type them all.