Small grind in clutch pedal near bottom of travel?
well, like stated above when at a complete stop and workin the clutch just as i let it off the floor and begin giving it gas I feel a small vibration/grinding noise in my left foot and slightly through out the car (i ask people if they feel it and they all can after i ask them about it ) soo u gotta kinda be looking for it....
I have a 90 DA soo its a cable clutch... <- possible bindage
Clutch/release bearing @ approx. 20k miles ago <- usually start squeeking first
If anyone has anyidea Or has even heard of this problem before shoot me some ideas
I have a 90 DA soo its a cable clutch... <- possible bindage
Clutch/release bearing @ approx. 20k miles ago <- usually start squeeking first
If anyone has anyidea Or has even heard of this problem before shoot me some ideas
If I'm reading correctly you're saying your replaced the clutch 20K ago? I'm wondering if it might have something to do with not resurfacing or replacing the flywheel. It could cause a kind of chatter/vibration if you didn't have it resurfaced. Only other thing I can think of is maybe there's a problem with one of the springs in the clutch hub (and that's kind of a long shot).
Its not much of a chatter, but just a little vibration and very quiet noise...
the reason I dont think it has anything to do with a Internal Transaxle Part being that there is about 4 feet of clutch cable and to feel something through a little cable would have to be much worse/noticable.
I looked at it out side and had someone workin the pedal and while i listend around and the problem never showed itself
the reason I dont think it has anything to do with a Internal Transaxle Part being that there is about 4 feet of clutch cable and to feel something through a little cable would have to be much worse/noticable.
I looked at it out side and had someone workin the pedal and while i listend around and the problem never showed itself
Does it feel like your foot is being electrocuted, but without the tingling sensation?
If yes, then it might be a spring popping out of the clutch disc.
If yes, then it might be a spring popping out of the clutch disc.
how common is this problem and what can it cause??
I cant really tell u if its like being shocked but its a small buzzzzzzzzzz
idk sooo hard to explain u know....
well is there any other way to diagnosis this cause its not a all the time thing kinda intermittent like every 10 stops it happens twice
please help !
I cant really tell u if its like being shocked but its a small buzzzzzzzzzz
idk sooo hard to explain u know....
well is there any other way to diagnosis this cause its not a all the time thing kinda intermittent like every 10 stops it happens twice
please help !
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by R6E6I6D »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how common is this problem and what can it cause??
I cant really tell u if its like being shocked but its a small buzzzzzzzzzz
idk sooo hard to explain u know....
well is there any other way to diagnosis this cause its not a all the time thing kinda intermittent like every 10 stops it happens twice
please help !</TD></TR></TABLE>
i think its just feeling the cable moving in the pedal
I cant really tell u if its like being shocked but its a small buzzzzzzzzzz
idk sooo hard to explain u know....
well is there any other way to diagnosis this cause its not a all the time thing kinda intermittent like every 10 stops it happens twice
please help !</TD></TR></TABLE>
i think its just feeling the cable moving in the pedal
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by projectTeG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i think its just feeling the cable moving in the pedal</TD></TR></TABLE>
hahah, you really think so... cause i had someone mess around with it and it cant be heard... its more than just a cable moving around in there... i think
Did honda ever have any problems witn breaking clutch cables?... the reason i ask was my old mazda had a problem with the cable till it snapped and it did something similar but much more violently and loudly....
hahah, you really think so... cause i had someone mess around with it and it cant be heard... its more than just a cable moving around in there... i think
Did honda ever have any problems witn breaking clutch cables?... the reason i ask was my old mazda had a problem with the cable till it snapped and it did something similar but much more violently and loudly....
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by R6E6I6D »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hahah, you really think so... cause i had someone mess around with it and it cant be heard... its more than just a cable moving around in there... i think
Did honda ever have any problems witn breaking clutch cables?... the reason i ask was my old mazda had a problem with the cable till it snapped and it did something similar but much more violently and loudly....</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea, ive never really payed much attention to it because it didnt go away when i replaced my clutch when it was bad. i think it also could be us feeling that spring on the release fork. im not going to worry about it until i start hearin strange noises.
Did honda ever have any problems witn breaking clutch cables?... the reason i ask was my old mazda had a problem with the cable till it snapped and it did something similar but much more violently and loudly....</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea, ive never really payed much attention to it because it didnt go away when i replaced my clutch when it was bad. i think it also could be us feeling that spring on the release fork. im not going to worry about it until i start hearin strange noises.
It could also be the clutch release bearing.
I said clutch spring first because the first time I experienced it was in my roommate's Integra. The pedal liked to vibrate at the bottom of its travel, but the gears would grind on almost every upshift, gradually getting worse day by day. When we replaced the clutch, the clutch release bearing was fine.
Case 2: Drove a customer's car at the Honda dealership and the clutch pedal also vibrated at the bottom of its travel. Gears didn't grind tho. But, you could hear the chafing noise when loading the clutch release bearing followed by the absence of the chafing when the release bearing was unloaded.
I said clutch spring first because the first time I experienced it was in my roommate's Integra. The pedal liked to vibrate at the bottom of its travel, but the gears would grind on almost every upshift, gradually getting worse day by day. When we replaced the clutch, the clutch release bearing was fine.
Case 2: Drove a customer's car at the Honda dealership and the clutch pedal also vibrated at the bottom of its travel. Gears didn't grind tho. But, you could hear the chafing noise when loading the clutch release bearing followed by the absence of the chafing when the release bearing was unloaded.
hey yea u might be right
well i think the release bearing can wait... hasnt started to squeek yet soo i think itll befine
is there a way i can squirt some grease on the input shaft w/o dropping the tranny?....
i think h22's trannys have a small inspection hole on top/bottom that'd be cool
well i think the release bearing can wait... hasnt started to squeek yet soo i think itll befine
is there a way i can squirt some grease on the input shaft w/o dropping the tranny?....
i think h22's trannys have a small inspection hole on top/bottom that'd be cool
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