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 Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 5:05 pm |
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Noticed over last week or so, that went changing from 1st to 2nd, there is a slight squeal as I let the clutch up. Not from the pedal area, definately from the clutch itself. Does this mean the clutch is on the way out? Car is driving as normal, no sign of slipping and it doesn't happen on higher gears.
Its a 52reg 2.0Hdi, @ 97K.
Any ideas please?
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Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 5:44 pm |
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Could be thrust bearing which means new clutch time.
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Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:26 am |
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Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:33 am |
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Yep! If it's chirping anything like mine was its the bearing slipping. Look
Into clutch kits. It includes a clutch and bearing. Garages don't like to change just the bearing
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Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 3:06 am |
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Or your slave cylinder. Thats what pushs the clutch in and out.
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Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 3:15 am |
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If the clutch release/thrust bearing is noisy, it's because the bearings are drying out, not slipping. The noise would problably be more noticeable at idle as well, stopping when you put your foot on the clutch. If it is the bearing it could last for miles/years like that as well. But if its definetly the clutch thats squealing in the lower gears (& not aux belts slipping), I reckon it's more likely to be the pressure plate &/or driven plate that's worn.
You can test for clutch slip by selecting a higher gear than normal, then try to accelerate as fast as you can. An increase in engine speed without an increase in acceleration would be a sign that the clutch is on its way out.
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Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 6:17 am |
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| E5GDM wrote: |
If the clutch release/thrust bearing is noisy, it's because the bearings are drying out, not slipping. The noise would problably be more noticeable at idle as well, stopping when you put your foot on the clutch. If it is the bearing it could last for miles/years like that as well. But if its definetly the clutch thats squealing in the lower gears (& not aux belts slipping), I reckon it's more likely to be the pressure plate &/or driven plate that's worn.
You can test for clutch slip by selecting a higher gear than normal, then try to accelerate as fast as you can. An increase in engine speed without an increase in acceleration would be a sign that the clutch is on its way out. |
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