clicking noise from clutch pedal?
#1
On my 99MY it was (is!) the forked end of the master cylinder pushrod moving sideways on the pedal arm - as simple as that! Almost the same as Alans above. The occasional blob of grease to cushion it does the trick until I can be bothered to stop the movement with a washer. Try it, it might just be the same on yours.
JohnD
[Edited by JohnD - 11/6/2002 4:13:25 PM]
JohnD
[Edited by JohnD - 11/6/2002 4:13:25 PM]
#2
as the title suggests. a clicking noise has just started coming from the clutch pedal as you depress it.
it seems like it has a notchy feel near the bite.
has anyone had problems with anything like this or is it nothing at all.
its going in for service soon or should i take it in early?
cheers
dave
it seems like it has a notchy feel near the bite.
has anyone had problems with anything like this or is it nothing at all.
its going in for service soon or should i take it in early?
cheers
dave
#3
Sounds like clutch master cylinder seals especially with the notchey bit, A tale tale sign is to look under the bulkhead at the clutch pedal rod where it enters a rubber seal for damp / drips of clutch fluid.
Dean
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Strange, I though this was my thread from a few weeks back, revived. Turns out we have the same problem! I can feel the clicking and hear it when my foot presses the clutch. I didn't find any answers but I suggest we share what we learn
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I've got the same problem too , My clutch appears to be slipping too.. I presume i need a new clutch, but if it was something else i'd be delighted to hear
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No click from me but a kind of Squareeek/creak noise, especially in traffic when you tend to hang on to the clutch a bit longer i.e. 1st to 2nd, or bite in 1st.
Thought it maybe be bushes/springs but just had master cylinder replaced (warranty) and it has disappeared/been cured.
Probably not any help?
Doofus.
Thought it maybe be bushes/springs but just had master cylinder replaced (warranty) and it has disappeared/been cured.
Probably not any help?
Doofus.
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The rod for the master cylinder fits on to the clutch pedal by means of a pin with a retaining clip ( an "R" type clip )
When i adjusted the clutch pedal after a clutch change, I experienced something similar to what you are describing. Turned out to be the "R" clip hitting off the pedal box near the end of the stroke when you lift off the pedal.
Worth a look to see if the retaining pin has managed to turn round in it's location.
Alan
When i adjusted the clutch pedal after a clutch change, I experienced something similar to what you are describing. Turned out to be the "R" clip hitting off the pedal box near the end of the stroke when you lift off the pedal.
Worth a look to see if the retaining pin has managed to turn round in it's location.
Alan
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thanks for the replies. ill have to check further into it, but not for a couple of weeks as im in spain.
il let you guys know what the problem is as it seems a common problem.
dave
il let you guys know what the problem is as it seems a common problem.
dave
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