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    squeaking clutch?

    hey everyone so im new to honda's, but fell in love! so heres the thing im have a squeak coming from the motor compartment everytime i let out the clutch!!1 it sounds like a belt but as soon as you push the clutch back in it stops??? does anyone have any ideas?
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    Welcome to the forum ...
    check your throw-out bearing ...




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      #3
      how would i check the throw-out?

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        #4
        By taking the transmission out unfortunately

        I can't understand what you're saying in the first post

        " push the clutch back in " so are you engaging the clutch or releasing it?

        If you push the clutch pedal to the floor and it makes the noise then i would check the throw out bearing

        If its the reverse then i have no idea.

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          #5
          its when i release the clutch from the floor

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            #6
            Originally posted by f22alday View Post
            its when i release the clutch from the floor
            Trust me. It's your throw-out bearing. Mine has done it ever since we swapped the motor.
            That was like 10 years ago. In putting everything back together, my mech didn't lube the TB.
            Not trying to dis-agree with Tippey .. but mine is when I release also..




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              #7
              Originally posted by PakaloloHonda View Post
              Trust me. It's your throw-out bearing. Mine has done it ever since we swapped the motor.
              That was like 10 years ago. In putting everything back together, my mech didn't lube the TB.
              Not trying to dis-agree with Tippey .. but mine is when I release also..
              Thanks bud ill tear it down tonight

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                #8
                a lot of the times, it is the pressure plate springs.
                I <3 G60.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by PakaloloHonda View Post
                  Trust me. It's your throw-out bearing. Mine has done it ever since we swapped the motor.
                  That was like 10 years ago. In putting everything back together, my mech didn't lube the TB.
                  Not trying to dis-agree with Tippey .. but mine is when I release also..
                  Explain how the throw out bearing can cause noise when the clutch is engaged

                  Nothing is touching it, it's not even spinning.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Tippey764 View Post
                    Explain how the throw out bearing can cause noise when the clutch is engaged

                    Nothing is touching it, it's not even spinning.
                    It's what's been explained to me. Not only by the mech's that put the motor in
                    but also by the guys I use now .. I've read it here as well .. I believe.

                    Mine is noisy (a small bird chirp type of sound) only when I'm not stepping on the clutch.
                    As soon as the clutch is engaged .. the noise stops. As the OP stated:
                    "it sounds like a belt but as soon as you push the clutch back in it stops???"
                    Sorry if I made it sound as if it was the other way around ..




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