So let's say it's about 7 in the morning,it's the first time i'm turning on my car and SQUEAK,that's what i hear from the clutch pedal when i press it down,it gets less noticeable when the car is warm or whatever,what's wrong with my clutch pedal?

 

mine use to do that but one day it just stopped. It def. sounded like it was comming from the engine bay tho. maybe master or slave cylinder?

 

if it is a 96 and newer... there is a sevice bulletin at honda.. go ask them about it...

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by adictionbass &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">mine use to do that but one day it just stopped. It def. sounded like it was comming from the engine bay tho. maybe master or slave cylinder?</TD></TR></TABLE>yeah it was the slave cylinder,put some wd40 on it and now it's gone

 

wd40 on it or IN it?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DohcSide &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wd40 on it or IN it?</TD></TR></TABLE>ON it,i'm not even sure it's the slave cylinder,it's inside that rubber boot across from the radiator

 

wd40 on the shaft that connects to the clutch pedal

 

its called the clutch release fork. You are probably talking about greasing where the slave cylinder pushes on the release fork, which is covered by the boot

 

Ok,it still squeaks sometimes..but this time it sounds like its coming from the inside...where are some other parts that can be greased?

 

you would probably have to drop the tranny to get an actual greese in there. WD 40 probably got the squeek to go away for a little, but you should look into getting some form of high temp bearing or axle greese.

The two main places to grease are where the slave cylinder pushes onto the release fork, and where the shift fork and throwout bearing ride along the mainshaft

 

Just have someone listen to the noise while your press on the clutch. If it's comming from inside, find out where. And the same if it's outside.

edit: and WD-40 that shiot