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    Clicking noice when I let off the clutch

    My car makes a clicking noice when
    I let off the clutch but not when I turn
    And I hear a rattle when I hit a bump
    I just need to know what it is
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    It could be that your throw-out bearing is bad...

    When u engage the clutch the throw out bearing disengages and stops spinning (litlle/or not making any noise)
    once you let off it goes back to spinning(making noise). It could be it.. Hopefully someone has had this problem before and can tell you exactly but I would say throw-out bearing. Good luck...


    "Exhaust the Body, Proceed the Mind, Cultivate the Spirit"

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      #3
      Hey I did some searches for this and I found this old thread hope it helps

      http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...rowout+bearing
      Last edited by guam671; 05-18-2011, 07:16 AM.


      "Exhaust the Body, Proceed the Mind, Cultivate the Spirit"

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        #4
        is it coming from under the dash? My clutch pedal used to click back into its seat after i let off completely. like there was an inmperfection in the metal that it rolled over or something.


        try sticking your head under there and pushing it with your hand with the car off.

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          #5
          Make sure the clutch master cylinderr is firmly mounted to the firewall.
          The bolt heads are inside the cabin under the clutch pedal assembly.
          I believe they are 12mm or 13 mm. You will need a 6 inch or 1 foot ratchet extension to reach them.

          Also, make sure your clutch pedal assembly is sound. Sometimes the lynchpin/linchpin/clevis pin that the pedal pivots on wears, and the pedal becomes wobbly as a result and can make noises or vibrate when you aren't pressing on it and holding the metal surfaces against one another. This is, after all, a 20 yr old car.
          Last edited by batever; 05-18-2011, 11:00 PM.

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            #6
            I can hear it when Im out side the car
            And it clicks sometimes when im not even
            On the clutch

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              #7
              You're really not giving us much to go on here... Have you tried investigating the source of this click yourself? Perhaps have someone else press the pedal while you listen from different angles...






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                #8
                I have tryed a few things like opening the hood and
                Having my friend watch as I let off the pedel.
                Taking off the tire and looking if anything was loose.
                its a wierd poping noice coming
                From the drivers side what sound like the wheel well.
                It seems like it pops when the momentum
                Of the car changes

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                  #9
                  It may not be clutch related then. Check all your suspension components... ball joints, tie rod ends, sway bar bushings. If any of the rubber is torn or damaged, those parts must be replaced.






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                    #10
                    Ill look in to that thanks for ur help guys
                    Last edited by Cb7er; 05-19-2011, 03:19 PM.

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                      #11
                      yes, froont end/suspension related or motor mount related. Anything that is immediately affected by an abrupt drop to zero of power to the wheels.

                      And check any of the bolts that are vertical that connect to the steering knuckle on the driver's side wheel. Check that the radius rod bushings are sound and haven't deteriorated.
                      Last edited by batever; 05-19-2011, 04:34 PM.

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