Since i've had my car, my clutch has always squeaked a little. Although lately I've been noticing it more.

I just had Spoon 4.2kG Flywheel and Exedy HD Organic Clutch fitted to my GSR, and it's great. However, when I press the clutch in, at the very top, it squeals. Releasing it doesn't cause any noise.

Do I have to replace my clutch fluid? Bleed it? Or is it an simple as lubing something?

When my clutch was replaced, the mechanic said the clutch kit (to my suprise) didnt come with a Throwout bearing, so he reused the old one. He said it was in good condition.

 

Its probably just the actual spring on your clutch pedal that your hearing. No big deal. I wouldnt worry about it.

If it really bugs you, you can always buy a new one.

 

Thanks for the reply.

Just for my own info, in regards to replacing the spring. Is it a quick or simple job?

Should I try any other cheaper alternatives first? This weekend I was going to try lubing the Y-thing for the clutch as it's been mentioned a couple times in a few times.

 

Stock clutch on m GSR and its done the same thing since the day I bought it......its just the clutch pedal and nothing in the actual clutch.

I guess you could hit said spring with some WD-40...most likely will solve your problem for a little while.

 

You might try some spray white lithium grease. It'll last longer than wd40, and doesn't drip.

 

My stock clutch plagued me with squeaking, a grinding feeling, and clicking noises. Since ive replaced my oem clutch with an exedy... the squeaking has disappeared but still clicks now and then.