squeaking noise coming from clutch pedal
06-09-2005, 10:05 AM
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squeaking noise coming from clutch pedal
got a 93 dx hatch, everytime i step on the clutch pedal, it seems to squeak and even though the car is turned off i still can hear it, im not sure if it's the clutch pedal's cable or i just have to add powder graphite into the master slave cylinder.
06-09-2005, 11:50 AM
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Mine was squeaking under the dash and I got it to stop by cleaning the gunk off the exposed piston/rod and lubbing it. It got rid of the squeaking but my shifts were still bad so I'm having to get a tranny/master/slave transplant.
On that note (quick hijacking): what's a reasonable price for a used D series tranny?
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Mine was squeaking under the dash and I got it to stop by cleaning the gunk off the exposed piston/rod and lubbing it. It got rid of the squeaking but my shifts were still bad so I'm having to get a tranny/master/slave transplant.
On that note (quick hijacking): what's a reasonable price for a used D series tranny?
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06-09-2005, 01:52 PM
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had a full clutch kit (exedy organic) and fidanza flywheel installed, squeeky noise happens mostly when cold, i can feel it right under the pedal.
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Re: squeaking noise coming from clutch pedal (Longliveeg6)
OK, a little info on clutch squeaks... The clutch fork has to pivot when engaging and disengaging the clutch, therefore you have to have lubrication on all pivot points of the fork. Put some wheel bearing grease where there is metal to metal contact of the clutch fork and you will have a very quiet and smooth operating clutch. If you dont then you will probably be replacing parts on your trans. 
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