ok the thing is i got a new slave cylinder installed like 6 months ago from acura and for some reason now its makin a weird rattling noise and whenever i touch the rubber boot on it, it stop makein the noise. Why is it doin this and what can i do to stop it. please help me out thanks

 

take it back to acura. sounds like their problem.

 

but the only thing is i got it installed like 6-9 months or so ago and its not warranted and there gonna prob try to rape me just to look at it

 

If you got it installed at Acura all their parts carry a 1 year 12k mile warranty.

 

but i thought the warranty was only 90 days

arent they gonna charge me to look at the car though too?

 

You can ask them that question over the phone. Better than us guessing... Sounds to me like its worth a phone call.

 

yea im gonna call today

 

ok i called diff dealers and they said that it might be the throw out bearing

u think so ???? but for some reason everytime i touch that rubber boot it stops making noise
so what do u think?

 

If you just 'touch' the boot, then it doesn't make any sense at all.

If you push on the throw-out fork, which is under that boot, then you're changing the load on the throw-out bearing. If this changes the noise, then it makes sense for it to be the T-O bearing. Sometimes they get loose & rattle, but resting your foot lightly on the clutch pedal puts just enough load on it to quiet down. Other times they're noisy with load, quiet when unloaded.

If they say its NOT warranty, try greasing the slave piston rod inside the small rubber bellows. Also lubricate the ball/socket at the end of the rod, where it pushes against the T-O fork. Maybe that'll work, maybe not...