Clutch pedal squeak..
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Clutch pedal squeak..
Had the MAP quick click clutch master cylinder installed and this squeak arose soon after:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PLA...w?usp=drivesdk
The squeak mainly occurs on slow presses/releases, IE starting in first or reversing. Fast presses it's not very prevalent
Have tried spraying lithium grease on most moving parts and am not having luck. Some days the squeak is horrible while some days it's barely there, but it's driving me crazy. Any suggestions on what exactly I should grease?
The squeak mainly occurs on slow presses/releases, IE starting in first or reversing. Fast presses it's not very prevalent
Have tried spraying lithium grease on most moving parts and am not having luck. Some days the squeak is horrible while some days it's barely there, but it's driving me crazy. Any suggestions on what exactly I should grease?
Last edited by WW13X; Mar 25, 2024 at 07:59 AM.
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Well, I can only hope that the trouble-causing component is not the metal CMC itself.
But if the problem persists, and you eventually decide to re-replace the CMC, you might want to purchase the AMS CMC kit instead. The AMS one requires some drilling, but the CMC that comes with the kit is an OEM Evo 9 CMC, guaranteeing the smooth operation just like OEM!
But if the problem persists, and you eventually decide to re-replace the CMC, you might want to purchase the AMS CMC kit instead. The AMS one requires some drilling, but the CMC that comes with the kit is an OEM Evo 9 CMC, guaranteeing the smooth operation just like OEM!
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Joined: Feb 2013
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From: South Florida
Well, I can only hope that the trouble-causing component is not the metal CMC itself.
But if the problem persists, and you eventually decide to re-replace the CMC, you might want to purchase the AMS CMC kit instead. The AMS one requires some drilling, but the CMC that comes with the kit is an OEM Evo 9 CMC, guaranteeing the smooth operation just like OEM!
But if the problem persists, and you eventually decide to re-replace the CMC, you might want to purchase the AMS CMC kit instead. The AMS one requires some drilling, but the CMC that comes with the kit is an OEM Evo 9 CMC, guaranteeing the smooth operation just like OEM!
Forgot what it's like to drive without a squeaky clutch. Commute to work this morning was music to my ears
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