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Old 09-20-2010, 06:53 PM
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cluch peddle squeek

my cluch peddle started squeeking, really anoying, anyone know what to oil up so it goes away??
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turn the floor heater on a few mins
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id just check it up close and grease wherever the sounds coming from.
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mine was doing that a while ago, but eventually it just stopped on its own. maybe a gnome or something greased it for me, i dunno.
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Silicone spray won't drip once dry, or stain the carpet like grease.
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mine only does it when its like <45 or so.....was gonna grease it but found out if you turn the floor heaters on it makes it happy lol
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mine went away with the zzp clutch rod install
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since floor heat is easiest, ill try that first. lol thanks guys
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ughh mine does this also, been getting worse lately too. Need to get in there with some wd40. . .
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Mine does it off and on. What is more annoying is that you can feel it more than you can hear it. I don't notice it with my work boots.
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Deff have the same problem. Uhh, but it's not <45* here (try 90*@ 7am), and I can deff feel it when I first start in the morning and hear it the first few times I push the clutch in. I heard it's the clutch master cylinder, but I heard it's really hard for a dealer to replicate, also. I'll try the WD40 and the heater trick and let you know.
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I guess you are supposed to get the master cylinder replaces. but it doesnt always work.
I had the master cylinder flushed and filled and it fixes the problem for about 7,000 miles, then it starts acting up again..
mine is doing it for a second time.
at first it takes a longer trip to start doing it, then later it doers it all the time, I had to wait so it would do it for sure @ the dealership

I wish there was a definite fix
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there is, change your brake fluid (drain, refill, bleed, fill) whever the problem starts up, from what i gather it's the o rings inside the cylinder that cause it.
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Mine comes and goes aswell. I've tried silicone spraying the whole assembly and the sound goes away for 1-2 weeks and then it comes back

Took it to the dealership and they didn't know what it was (not that I even had any hope of them ever finding it, just the car was in there for something else already).
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Mine squeaked as well. I think you just need to grease up the area/thingamabob that the pedal connects to. My Dealership once greased the entire linkage to make it stop, but nothing about the master cylinder.
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I used a little water proof grease, like what you'd use for suspension bushings. Never squeaked again. At a parts store, it would probably be called marine lube. You might be able to use use white lithium grease, but I'm not sure if that would wear out quickly.
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mine just started squealing. i'm taking it to the dealership. no point in figgetting with **** ass fixes like greasing it when they can give me a new pedal. i can grease it when its out of warranty.
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Originally Posted by Jar Jar
mine just started squealing. i'm taking it to the dealership. no point in figgetting with **** ass fixes like greasing it when they can give me a new pedal. i can grease it when its out of warranty.
Yah even if you do convince them to replace your pedal (good luck) that will only help you for a few thousand miles till it squeaks again.
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Originally Posted by 05Slowline
mine only does it when its like <45 or so.....was gonna grease it but found out if you turn the floor heaters on it makes it happy lol
Same thing with both of mine (06 SS/SC before my 09) ... anything under 40F or so and they would squeak a bit when cold.
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