everytime i press down on the clutch there is this loud creaking noise...i dont know what it is and its pissing me off...what should i do... yall think i just need a little lube or what..

 

quite possibly just a little lube on the clutch pedal lever(the point which it hinges)

 

could be just lube, but it could also be the cable for the tranny(if it's a cable tranny), or even a bearing in the clutch assembly.

 

I have the same problem!! When you figure out what it is can you post it please?

 

now my mait requ right is coming on...it all started today. i did get rear-ended a couple days ago...that might have something to do with it also. it didnt do hardly any damage at all, but he did hit me pretty hard...

 

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The maintenance required light comes on after a certain period of time (I forget how long), pretty much reminding the driver to replace the oil or do basic maitenance. There's a little button under the dash to reset it.

Can't answer your question though, although I do have something similar to that. My clutch pedal spring is squeeky, so every time I push down on it I get a little squeek.

 

'94 & up have hydraulic clutches. Check the pivots on the lever, but mine does this in the clutch slave cylinder. Every year or so, I have to open up the rubber boots around the clutch slave. There's a big square boot covering the throw-out lever, then a small accordion boot covering the piston shaft. Work some brake-caliper grease into the small one, see if you can work it into the cylinder bore. Then put some chassis grease on the ball/socket where the piston pushes against the throw-out lever. There's also a pivot ball for the throw-out lever, a little ways inside the housing. Maybe you can get some grease on that?

In order to grease the throw-out bearing itself you have to take off the transmission.