This started a little while ago and i dont know what it is and its annoying as hell..For some reason my clutch squeeks when puching it down to shift but only when the car is cold but it takes a little after when it is warm to go away..This just started not to long ago..what the hell could it be

 

check your clutch slave cylinder and make sure it's still greased well. where the ball contacts the clutch fork.

 

Throw out bearing!!!

 

does it stop squeaking if you push in the clutch?

 

When i puch in it squeeks until its down then on the way back up no noise...but then it goes away after awile and doesnt happen til lthe next day

 

i have this same problem, just got my clutch in like 800 miles ago

 

Yea, I got the same issue. My friend visually pinpointed the problem to a harmonica looking thing near my transmission. Sorry for not knowing the name, but I am new to transmissions.

 

Check your clutch master cylinder

 

my master cyl was replaced 15k ago

 

its common with standard cars, just grease it

 

yeah were gonna take a look at it friday, grease it and well let you know if we fix the problem!!

 

squeak most noticeable in the cabin? It could also be the spring(s) in the pedal assembly, just lubricate them with grease, especially at any point where they connect or meet another part.

 

It is where your clutch release fork meets the pivot ball inside the transmission bell housing. IF you pull back the boot on the outside, look inside where the fork pivots. Try brushing on some high pressure grease, and if you can't reach it, spray in some spray grease making sure to keep it off of your actual clutch. This is definitely your problem.