hi guys, when i press the clutch down i hear what sounds like a click or maybe a clunk.. not really sure, sometimes i can press it and not get a sound, but then other times it happens everytime i touch the clutch.
any ideas?
Noise when clutch is pressed down.
Forum rules
Many subjects will have been discussed before. Please try the search function before starting a new thread.
Check in the Know Your 2 as the information you need may already be there.
Many subjects will have been discussed before. Please try the search function before starting a new thread.
Check in the Know Your 2 as the information you need may already be there.
-
Howlin_Mad
- Posts: 6816
- Joined: 14/09/06 1:00
- Years of MR2 Ownership: 10
- MR2's Owned: 3
- Real Name: Yes I have one ta.
- Gender: Male
- Location: Wolverhampton
Re: Noise when clutch is pressed down.
Where is the click sounding from?
HM
HM
MGB GT For Sale// JDM Rev3 3VZ-FE V6
-
ChrisR1984
Topic author
Re: Noise when clutch is pressed down.
when your in the passenger side it sounds like its coming from the middle of the car just behind the seats.
-
Wabbitkilla
- Posts: 677
- Joined: 16/02/06 0:00
- Years of MR2 Ownership: 5
- MR2's Owned: 1
- Gender: Male
- Location: Skipton, North Yorkshire
- Contact:
Re: Noise when clutch is pressed down.
We ARE talking about a MK3 roadster aren't we?
The clutch is hydraulic, this may be a bit of play in the slave cylinder or the release springs.
It's hard to get a look at as it's stiffed down the back of the gearbox in the most inaccessible place possible. Another good check is to take the frunk plastics off and check you've got plenty of fluid in the reservoir. MK3's have a reputation for the slave cylinder making noises - usually a squeak when the clutch is depressed. They can be noisy one minute and quiet the next, last for years like that without any problems.
The clutch is hydraulic, this may be a bit of play in the slave cylinder or the release springs.
It's hard to get a look at as it's stiffed down the back of the gearbox in the most inaccessible place possible. Another good check is to take the frunk plastics off and check you've got plenty of fluid in the reservoir. MK3's have a reputation for the slave cylinder making noises - usually a squeak when the clutch is depressed. They can be noisy one minute and quiet the next, last for years like that without any problems.
"It's a quiet road - except for the traffic"
