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    Annoying engine Squeak

    If the engine is idle i can hear a squeak coming from the engine..

    started happen after i got my new clutch

    it use to not be so bad but the squeak only seems to get worst..

    where is it coming from?
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    bump..

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      #3
      make sure there is not a small child trapped in your engine bay

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        #4
        i had a similar problem , but it was my alternator

        -1992 CB7 EX w/H22 [sold 10/09]
        -2005 Legacy GT limited [current]

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          #5
          where in the engine bay is the noise coming from? your belts? or the transmission area?

          maybe whoever replaced clutch did not change throw-out bearing or did not grease it ?
          1990 accord ex - daily beater
          2006 accord se- family car

          mike aka caveman aka coupe aka cd8

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            #6
            Did you replace your throw-out bearing?
            wat?

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              #7
              Originally posted by cavemancb7 View Post
              where in the engine bay is the noise coming from? your belts? or the transmission area?

              maybe whoever replaced clutch did not change throw-out bearing or did not grease it ?
              its coming from the part dat compresses when you compress the clutch.. if i put that part out then the squeak stops but once i let it go it starts to do it again

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                #8
                When you change the clutch, did you just change the clutch itself or you replaced the whole mechanism. I mean you change the clutch disc, pressure plate and release bearing. What brand did you put in? It seems that the sound you are hearing hearing as you described it is coming from a bad release bearing or worst, the input shaft bearing.

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                  #9
                  Does the squeak go away when you press in the clutch?

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by RiceKillinSi View Post
                    Does the squeak go away when you press in the clutch?
                    yea..

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by 9tAkord View Post
                      When you change the clutch, did you just change the clutch itself or you replaced the whole mechanism. I mean you change the clutch disc, pressure plate and release bearing. What brand did you put in? It seems that the sound you are hearing hearing as you described it is coming from a bad release bearing or worst, the input shaft bearing.
                      i pared 300 toget my clutch chaged last year on july 5th...he changed the clutch but i dont no wut else he included with it.. when i first got it changed..i use to releast the clutch about an inch n it would already b moving but now its like 2 or 3 inches put the clutch is still very good though.. i can still even chirp switching to 2nd gear but i dont no where the sqeak noise is coming from..

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                        #12
                        Did you provide the guy with the clutch kit?

                        I used an aftermarket throwout bearing, and I did not grease it. I heard a sound that I thought sounded like chirping birds. Then it was hard to get in and out of gear. Then it was fine. Then it went out completely, and I had to limp home without using the clutch.






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                          #13
                          Originally posted by deevergote. View Post
                          Did you provide the guy with the clutch kit?

                          I used an aftermarket throwout bearing, and I did not grease it. I heard a sound that I thought sounded like chirping birds. Then it was hard to get in and out of gear. Then it was fine. Then it went out completely, and I had to limp home without using the clutch.
                          naw i didnt provide him with anything..

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                            #14
                            Most likely for the price that you payed, the shop just change the clutch friction disc. Most likely the noise you are hearing when your clutch is released is coming from the release bearing. It is recommended to change the whole clutch maintenance parts ( clutch disk, pressure plate/disc and release bearing ), resurface/rebalance the flywheel and change the rear main seal. You have access to all these parts while the transmission is out. It maybe an added expense now but it will benefit you in the long run not taking out the transmission again if one of these parts fail.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by 9tAkord View Post
                              Most likely for the price that you payed, the shop just change the clutch friction disc. Most likely the noise you are hearing when your clutch is released is coming from the release bearing. It is recommended to change the whole clutch maintenance parts ( clutch disk, pressure plate/disc and release bearing ), resurface/rebalance the flywheel and change the rear main seal. You have access to all these parts while the transmission is out. It maybe an added expense now but it will benefit you in the long run not taking out the transmission again if one of these parts fail.
                              somethings telling me he didnt change all of that..

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