Over the past few months my clutch pedal has developed an intermittent resistance. It's sort of hard to describe but the pedal is normal if I'm in neutral/stopped. When rolling and changing gears it has an intermittent resistance of sorts. It comes and goes but seems to be gradually getting worse. The resistance has a funny, "vibrational" feel to it, almost like someone slid a piece of rubber in between two objects that are sliding against one another. It's hard to describe, exactly.

Anybody know what this is and what to do about it?

 

I am experiencing the same problem too with the vibration. I'd been told because of my lightweight flywheel. I'd also like to know what others think.

 

Could be a flywheel/clutch. Also a crank pulley. Have you tried to bleed the clutch line or anything?

 

What I don't understand is why it is intermittent, sometimes when I press the pedal it's normal, especially in the first few minutes after startup, and then periodically as I drive. But most of the time driving it has resistance.

 

that happens to me everyone once in a while. never figured out what causes it, but it's never caused any real problems either. I've got a 7lb flywheel, so that may be it.