Everytime i depress my clutch i hear a squeek any ideas?

 

Everytime you put your foot down, you're kicking one of these little fellows:

 

Every honda does it every once and a while.

 

It could be the master cylinder or slave cylinder possibly starting to go bad on you. Don't worry about it until you know for sure which is going bad (if they even are).

 

i have the same problem but i heard its normal...

 

This problem also occurs on my car every once and awhile. I was also told this problem was normal.

 

normal

 

I had this problem and decided to live with it after lubricating the clutch master cylinder from the pedal side.

But when I took the transmission out, I lubed the piston on the clutch slave where it meets the fork and the sound's been gone ever since. That would most likely be your problem. Not a big deal, although noise=friction=wear so I wouldn't let it get too far along.

 

this is most of the time cause by the ***** contacting with the shift fork.

what you do is either take apart your tranny and grease/lube down the ***** or take some wd-40 and open the black rubber shift boot and spray straight into where the throw out bearing is. it should fix it right away.

if you still have the problem after that spary the small metal stick near your clutch pedal. look under yoru dash and its a stick comming out of your firewall with a black rubber cover on it, open the rubber cover spray some in there and that should help.

one more thing it could be is your pressure plate going bad.

 

Thanks for the info...I'm doing a complete CTR swap within a month can i wait that long and just not worry about it?

 

shouldn't be a problem.

 

theres a spring down by the clutch pedal. it's what causes the sqeeking in my car. it's right inside the cabin. try lubing it or something.

 

sit inside the car and press the clutch pedal then stand under the hood and put your ear near the tranny while someone presses on the pedal and see if its louder inside or outside then you know which one it is...

 

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damn I was just gonna post this lol... I had the same thing today ,but it went away after about 5 mins of driving

 

my car does it all the time but it dosent bother me enough to do something about it.

 

its the throwout bearing. dont really need to worry, usually the sound goes away once your motor+tranny is warmed up

 

Well, i had my dad inspect that squeaking noise too. he lift my car up with the lift and i sat in the car engage'n my clutch and gas. So, when he was under my car while I was engage'n it he heard the noise coming from the tranny area. Found out its my CLUTCH going bad. ITs alot of posibility but you should'n worry about it too much since you're gonna swap into a CTR in a month.

 

i got this same problem hydro lsd gsr swap...so its definately not the axles.

 

too many mixed answers man ***** crazy

spring, pedal, boot, bad tranny, bad blah blah ARRGH nooo i dont wanna take **** apart to fix it

btw im drive a gsr while not realizing i revived a dead thread in the delsol/civic section =X

i dunno but i JUST noticed this like 5 mins ago

car was completely off and was just feeling like pressing my clutch a bit and i hear EERERK EEERRCK

hopefully it aint a problem like some of you say...

 

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