sr clutch!

[Acumo]

hey guys i have an sr with a 8 month clutch!! it keeps making a squeeky noise everytime i step on the pedal.. everything is good gears everything but im worried about it!! if u know anything that could help feel free to post ty

[Acumo]

ANYONE?????

[slow s13]

my stock one does the same thing dont worry about it

[bgsr240]

throwout bearing maybe?

[Hijacker]

It's throwout bearing if it's coming from the gearbox. It's just a squeaky pedal if it's coming from under the dash.

Typically, I've only heard TO bearings grind, not squeal. They get locked up with dust and bind up. Then they start to eat the fingers off the pressure plate.

If it's the pedal, there's a small plastic bushing for the return spring to sit in on the pedal arm. That bushing tends to break away and allow the spring to press directly into the arm, which in turn squeaks from the totally hot, totally wild metal on metal action. Spray some lube up in there and that will alleviate the problem, but not permanently. I find WD40 works mediocre, and a lubricant called HKS 2000 does a good job for a while (also does great at quieting squeaky door hinges)

[homeslicej2]

mmm...I have a similiar problem except there is a squealing noise from under the hood/side of the car (more on Passenger's side) when I press the clutch pedal in about 1/2" (not enough to engage the clutch) it goes away. I don't know what it is. The Master and Slave cylinders are new (~7 months and 4-5k miles old) OEM parts.

[Acumo]

It's throwout bearing if it's coming from the gearbox. It's just a squeaky pedal if it's coming from under the dash.

Typically, I've only heard TO bearings grind, not squeal. They get locked up with dust and bind up. Then they start to eat the fingers off the pressure plate.

If it's the pedal, there's a small plastic bushing for the return spring to sit in on the pedal arm. That bushing tends to break away and allow the spring to press directly into the arm, which in turn squeaks from the totally hot, totally wild metal on metal action. Spray some lube up in there and that will alleviate the problem, but not permanently. I find WD40 works mediocre, and a lubricant called HKS 2000 does a good job for a while (also does great at quieting squeaky door hinges)

wow awesome dude thanks alot!!