mr poo

1998 honda civic ex

dx manual transmission

when i depress my clutch (when the cars off) it squeaks. i dont think its the pedal assembly because it sounds like the squeak is coming from the engine bay.


i know that my input shaft bearing is bad, but would that cause the squeak?

mr poo

anyone?

Power of Dreams

lol...mine does the exact same thing. It's annoying, and yes, it emanates from the engine bay.


Modified by Power of Dreams at 9:49 PM 9/18/2007

freeflyinrider

i have the same problem!!!! sounds like some sort of spring needs some lube or something, bump for an answer!!!!

ejoner

Clutch slave to clutch fork needs lubing. The tip of the slave is like a ball and it squeeks if not lubed.

mr poo

what lubricant shoudl i use to lube it up?

philosofy1

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don't listen to these teenage noobs.

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they are both wrong. there is nothing to lube. the squeeking noise does occur, but only happens when the car is cold. once it has warmed up and you have started driving, the noise disappears.

MiNDTRiP03

Yeah, it will make the noise while the car is cold...

Do you notice that the noise clears after warming up?

Power of Dreams

Well, I examined my slave cylinder today. I pinpointed the noise coming from there as I had someone press on the clutch pedal. I pulled back the rubber sleeve just slightly to see if there was any dirt or corrosion on the cylinder linkage, and BAM, a huge stream of black liquid shot out all over the engine bay. Each time I pulled it back, more liquid. It's obviously the clutch fluid (DOT 3). So, new slave cylinder for me.

mr poo

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. the squeeking noise does occur, but only happens when the car is cold. once it has warmed up and you have started driving, the noise disappears.</TD></TR></TABLE>


no go

after driving my car for a while, i pull over, turn the engine off, and the squeaking still happens

hard charging 929

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don't listen to these teenage noobs.

they are both wrong. there is nothing to lube. the squeeking noise does occur, but only happens when the car is cold. once it has warmed up and you have started driving, the noise disappears.</TD></TR></TABLE>

damn rude much?

To the OP, i've had this happen to me in my vehicle before as well. You can try to see if the noise is coming from the slave cylinder/clutch fork as ejoner said. Those moving parts when not lubed do make noise, sometimes it's noise generated from the tranny output shaft/throwout bearing not having any lube it can cause noise as well.
Or it can be your slave cylinder, internally making the noise.
Lube you can use if you want to go to honda, we use this stuff called hi temp urea grease at the dealership i'm at. Works well. Moly lube, red grease will work; autozone, advanced,etc.
Hope it helps.

vrrodri

I put some grease in the fork to slave cylinder ball and the noise is gone, cold or hot....

mr poo

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could someone give me a picture of hwat this is?

b 1 6 a 2

Search. It's a common squeak.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1038441

FFFRESH

iTrader: (1)

My clutch squeaks too. But I ignore it. :D

mr poo

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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1038441</TD></TR></TABLE>


that solves nothing.

its been determined what causes the squeak, i'm asking what the part looks like so i can grease it

philosofy1

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damn rude much?

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actually no!

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that solves nothing.

its been determined what causes the squeak, i'm asking what the part looks like so i can grease it</TD></TR></TABLE>

it is a common squeek. if you want you can try to lube up the parts on the tranny which were already mention (IMO, it's not the problem). or you can try to lube up the M/C as well, where i don't know but if you do find a place and it works, share the wealth.

mr poo

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can someone please post a pic to what this part actually is!

nix94delsol

theres a mouse in your clutch line

leave some cheese in your seat with a very very very small bottle of vodka in the front seat with a blow up mouse

************ will be conked out in the front seat and all u have to do is pick him up, and put him in the woods

viola, problems solved