whenever i slip the clutch when tkaing off in first gear i hear a loud squeeling. it does it a tiny bit in 2nd gear too, i was told that it's my clutch master cylinder. Is this true? Do i need to replace it or is there any way i can fix it? I'ts a gsr tranny btw, help me out guys. Thanks

 

its a bearing i believe not the clutch master cylinder.

 

Is it squeaking during actual engagement? Or during the pedal travel?

Do you have an aftermarket disc?

 

it's not the throwout bearing cuz i just replaced that.. it's when i'm taking off in first gear and i slowly slip the clutch... like actual engagement. It is stock disc and clutch. ty

 

Well, if it was during pedal travel, then it would most likely be the throwout bearing. However, you said you replaced that anyway. You also said it occured during engagement.

Hmm.....usually a squeaking would occur if you weren't using an organic disc and you were using a full/semi metallic material. Did you recently make a "mistake" and accidently glaze the disc over? How long ago did it start doing this?

 

could it be a clutch master cylinder?

 

the clutch master cylinder is just a cylinder that holds the hydraulic fluid. its part of the hydraulic system.

it really doesnt have any moving parts that would make something squeal.

 

what if its leaking?

 

if its leaking you would have a hard time engaging and disengaging. you would see fluid loss in the reservoir.

 

hm, what about if ur tranny is leaking?