Why is my Suzuki Mehran making strange noises when shifting gears?

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Why is my Suzuki Mehran making strange noises when shifting gears?

When I change gears in my Suzuki Mehran, I hear a strange grinding o r whining noise. This happens particularly when I shift into higher gears. What could be causing these noises, and is it an indication of a serious transmission issue?

Gari Specialist asked on 16 Apr 2025 18:04:09 pm

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Gari Master - on 16 Apr 2025 18:07:44 pm

Strange noises like grinding, whining, o r rattling during gear shifts in the Suzuki Mehran can indicate issues with the transmission, clutch, o r gear synchronizers.

Common Causes:

Worn synchronizers: The synchronizers in the transmission help smooth the shifting process. If they are worn, they can cause grinding o r whining noises.

Low transmission fluid: If there’s not enough transmission fluid, it can result in friction between internal components, causing strange noises when shifting.

Worn-out clutch: A worn clutch may not disengage properly, causing grinding noises when changing gears.

Damaged bearings: Worn-out o r damaged transmission bearings can cause a whining noise, especially when the vehicle is in gear.

Solutions:

Replace the synchronizers: If worn synchronizers are causing the noise, they may need to be replaced. This is a more involved repair, and could cost around Rs. 10,000–15,000.

Change transmission fluid: If the fluid is low o r old, change it Rs. 1,500–2,500 to reduce friction and potential noise.

Inspect the clutch: A faulty clutch will need to be replaced Rs. 7,000–12,000.

Check transmission bearings: Damaged bearings may require a full transmission overhaul, which can be more expensive.