Hi I have 00 Integra Type R and my clutch pedal has been squeaking when the car is warm.

I took it to my dealership twice, first time they said my master cylinder is leaking, so they replaced it and still squeaking. Took it in again the second time and they said they found the noise form slave cylinder and replaced it too. It is still squeak, any idea??

Please help.

 

^i have the same problem on mines... and it drives me crazy. ive replaced those things also and the noise continues... now i think its the fork inside the tranny that needs to be lubed up that has to be IT... so until i replace the clutch when it goes bad then that lil noise stays!

 

I can live with it, it is just that I'm worry if it is something major that could cause bigger problem later.

 

stick your head under the dash and you'll see a big spring the helps pull the clutch pedal up. When you press it in the coils on the spring rub together that cause that sound. Spray some lub like wd40 (won't last too long) or use some grease on it and it will go away.


I did the same like you guys and turns out the spring only needed some lubrication.

 

^^already done that.. wasnt it.. u can even hear it outside of the car barely but can hear it

 

Try greasing the clutch release fork etc..the grease dries up after awhile.

The grease points are in the helms manual.

 

I just wrote this up -- maybe it will help you guys.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2314554

 

I have had this problem on my '99. I pull back the rubber on the slave cylinder and put a few drops of teflon or other lub on the end of the ball on the end of the slave cylinder and it takes care of the squeak. You can do this from under the hood. Make sure you put the rubber back in its slot in the tranny. It is a maddening squeak.

 

it could be the pedal itself.
i had this noise but it went away over time.