If so, what's the common problem?

 

mine does occassionally, I haven't bothered to check it out yet.

 

mine did for a while. it went away on its own after a while...

 

Mine does it too.

 

Mine does it, and its really starting to get on my nerves. I can't tell what it is, but it sounds like an old wooden door opening.

 

yep...common problem in hondas...i just made a post about this exact thing about a week ago. It's not really anything to worry about...

 

I'm not worried. It's annoying. Just tryingt to figure out how much I will have to rip out to fix it. Mine only does it when the car is warm.

 

same here...it's the same problem...just annoying...i totally know how ya feel

 

I spray some lubricant up behind the clutch pedal. The noise goes away for a week and comes back. But when i went to honda they said nothing is wrong it just makes noise... But the lube works for me. It feels nicer too.

 

mine seems to have a creak at just the top of
the travel(letting it out) I will try the lube and mine is intermittint

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=245977 there's more in the archives https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=561426

 

mine I guess does it all the time but I can't hear it when driving. So I guess I don't care.

 

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Where exactly is this Ball Pivot Joint he speaks of?

 

On the front of the tranny, inside the black rubber boot.

 

Thanks Poomeister

 

yeah mine does too. it is louder when it is cold, though. it seems to go away sometimes or maybe it is just me tuning it out.

 

Mine started squeaking at 50K miles (about a week ago), annoying as hell. My 98 Civic did the same at 40K miles.

 

Mine did the same thing but I replaced the seal and bled my clutch line and the noise went away.

 

:Raises hand:

As far as I know, its either A) the TO bearing. or B) slave cylinder. The slave cylider being the most common. Its not malfunctioning by any means, just makes the noise for some reason. If its the TO bearing, you'll feel it in the pedal as well.

 

:raises hand also:

I try to match the beat of the song playing in my car with it though It's fun

 

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I try to match the beat of the song playing in my car with it though It's fun </TD></TR></TABLE>

&lt;-- Red light clutch-beat-boxer

 

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either adjustment, or fluid change would be my guess.

 

I can actually feel it in the pedal. That rules out slave cylinder, ball pivot joint, or basically anything after the master cylinder. I guess I'll just take it all apart and figure it out. I was just looking for a possible commonly known issue. Thanks all.

Note: Acura has already replaced my clutch disc, PP, TO bearing 3 times under warranty for other noises. I made sure they greased everthing real good when they put it back together every time.

 

My freeking Z coupe makes the same ******* noise. Anoying as hell. It does not happen all the time but when it does happen I was already having a bad day so that noise makes it worse.

It's not only a Honda problem, just to let ya'll know.

 

&lt;raises hand&gt;
Mine does it too - freaking annoying. We lubed the ball pivot joint, and it helped a bit, but it's still there. Sound is actually coming out of the tranny - but the lack of sound deadening makes it echo through the whole car - seems to be more of a problem when the car is warmed up. Oh well, just turn up the freakin radio...