38. Knock at low speeds
1. CV joints are worn out (SHRUS) drive shafts (chapter 8).
2. The hole for the drive shaft in the differential case is worn out (chapter 7A) *.
39. Noise when cornering
1. Noise in the differential (chapter 7A) *.
40. Deafening blows during acceleration and deceleration
1. Loose engine or transmission mounts (chapters 2 and 7A).
2. The landing hole for the side gear in the crankcase is worn out *.
3. The mounting hole for the drive shaft in the differential housing is worn out (chapter 7A) *.
4. Worn or damaged internal CV joint of the input shaft (chapter 8).
41. Clicks when turning
Worn or damaged outer CV joint of drive shaft (chapter 8).
42. Vibrations
1. Worn wheel bearing (chapter 10).
2. Damaged drive shaft (chapter 8).
3. Tires not balanced (chapters 1 and 10).
4. Uneven circumferential tire wear (eyes 1).
5. Worn drive shaft CV joint (chapter 8).
43. Noise in neutral with the engine running
1. Damaged input shaft bearing (chapter 7A) *.
2. Damaged clutch release bearing (chapter 8).
44. Noise in one gear
1. Worn or damaged gears of this gear (chapter 7A) *.
2. Worn or damaged synchronizer of this gear (chapter 7A) *.
3. Reverse fork bent (chapter 7A) *.
4. Damaged fourth gear or output gear (chapter 7A) *.
5. Worn or damaged idle gear or bushings (chapter 7A) *.
45. Noise in all gears
1. Not enough oil in the crankcase (chapter 7A).
2. Worn or damaged bearings (chapter 7A) *.
3. Worn or damaged input shaft or output shaft (chapter 7A) *.
46. Shutdown gear on the go
1. Worn or incorrectly assembled gearshift mechanism (chapter 7A).
2. The transmission to the engine is loose (chapter 7A).
3. Stuck gearshift mechanism (chapter 7A).
4. Broken or loose input shaft bearing cap (chapter 7A) *.
5. Dirt between clutch cover and engine block (chapter 7A).
6. Worn shift fork (chapter 7A) *.
47. Oil leak
1. Cuffs of driving shafts are worn out (chapter 7).
2. Excess oil in the crankcase (chapters 1 and 7A).
3. Broken or loose input shaft bearing cap (chapter 7A) *.
4. Worn or damaged cuff input shaft (chapter 7A) *.
48. Transmission won't turn off
Malfunction of the mechanism of blocking of transfers (chapter 7A) *.
* Although the steps necessary to eliminate - the indicated malfunctions are beyond the capabilities of the motorist, the above information will help him find the cause of the malfunction and in the future refer to an experienced mechanic with knowledge of the matter.