i did a search, and nothing came up.... it's probably because i dont know what im searching for.

my clutch started to squeak yesterday, after releasing the clutch 3/4 of the way, it squeaks... it didnt make that noise earlier this morning, but it came back in the afternoon... what is the cause of this? are the bushings going? or dry?

 

ya mine does it too... I'm assuming it's just the weather and the bushings just drying out alittle or somthing. i hope it's not bad

 

were you racing? well it just just be the metal stick thats squeaking its nothing

 

the squeak is audible outside of the car too..... nothing seems wrong with the car, i just get annoyed of little crap like this....

 

It happens to all integras.. do a search on clutch/squeaky clutch or somthing.. i posted about it like 3 weeks ago.. it should be there.. you can fix it.. I left mine alone.. it comes and goes.. well it did.. till my car got totaled

 

it's the fork by the slave cylinder. Have someone press the clutch pedal while you listen at the front of the tranny

 

I was wondering about this too!

 

i have this problem too!

-rod

 

is there a remedy? a permenant fix to it?
Thanks

 

it may be your throw-out bearing, put your tranny into neutral and release the clutch if you hear a squeeky flutter type sound, this is your TO bearing.

and if you are going in to replace your TO bearing, you might as well change out that clutch too.

 

grease up the fork. it's a temporary fix, but it'll do

 

 

comptechgsr2000- Why did you post that played out search thing. He stated in his first post that he searched and nothing came up.

Read the original post before you just post that gay thing again. If you dont have anything to say to help the guy out. Then dont just post garbage. I have seen you use that thing for too many posts.

O yeah, Just grease up the fork, and it will sound fine.

 

thanks

is there any particular grease i should be using? can i use the grease that ppl use to grease up their bushings? that green-bluish titanium grease or whatever it is?

 

Anything high temp will work fine.