Transmission Output Shaft Bearing Noise Detected
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Description
The TCM or vibration sensor has detected a signature consistent with output shaft bearing wear in the transmission.
Symptoms
- Whining noise proportional to vehicle speed
- Noise changes with load but not with gear
- Vibration felt through floor
- Noise present in all gears
- Transmission fluid may have metallic sheen
Common Causes
- Output shaft bearing wear
- Insufficient lubrication
- Bearing preload incorrect
- High mileage wear
- Contaminated fluid causing bearing damage
Diagnostic Steps
- Listen for bearing noise at varying speeds
- Check transmission fluid for metal particles
- Perform vibration analysis
- Road test in multiple gears to isolate source
- Inspect transmission for external leaks
Repair Notes
Transmission removal and bearing replacement required. Inspect output shaft for scoring. Replace fluid and filter.
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P3067 on Other Vehicles
Common Questions
What does code P3067 mean on a 2014-2021 BMW i3?
P3067 stands for "Transmission Output Shaft Bearing Noise Detected". The TCM or vibration sensor has detected a signature consistent with output shaft bearing wear in the transmission.
What are the symptoms of P3067 on a BMW i3?
Common symptoms of P3067 include: Whining noise proportional to vehicle speed, Noise changes with load but not with gear, Vibration felt through floor, Noise present in all gears, Transmission fluid may have metallic sheen.
What causes P3067 on a 2014-2021 BMW i3?
Common causes of P3067 include: Output shaft bearing wear, Insufficient lubrication, Bearing preload incorrect, High mileage wear, Contaminated fluid causing bearing damage.