B0wD0wN

I got a annoying chirping sound coming from clutch ,anyone had this problem before ?
i just got a new clutch too and same sound again .
when i engaged clutch even a little bit the sounds goes away , then release clutch and it comes back..
could it be release baring?

chetrickerman

i dont know if this is the same thing, but when i go out and start my car in the morning and let out the clutch, it sounds like another thing starts spinning. is that normal?

w0rm

Search throwout bearing.

Also, in your sig you might consider 'learning' the difference between "you're" and "your".

nycgps

iTrader: (1)

Did you get new throwout bearings (and maybe pliot bearing) for your new clutch install ?

If not then .... that might be the problem.

cjwaggs

^" that's" the funniest **** " I've" seen in a minute...

chetrickerman

why?

chetrickerman

oh, ok, i was hoping it wasnt the throwout bearing, cause i wasnt planning on changing that til the spring when i get my flywheel/clutch

Adamrotor

It's for sure the release bearing, it lost tention thats why you hear that chirping noise. To make sure it is the release bearing you can do a few things. First, disengaging and engaging the clucth pedal you will hear the noise come on and off. When the clutch is disengaged your putting pressure on the bearing and the diaphragm spring, causing the noise to go away. When engaged the release bearing is barely touching the diaprhagm spring allowing it to free spin a little bit, thus it being without tention it spins easier and chirps. Second, also one way to check it is disengaing the clutch pedal like 1 inch. from fulling engaged position, where you can feel a small pulsation in the pedal and the noise will speed up and get louder, your gently allowing the release bearing to touching the diaphragm spring.