Clutch chatter ? i think... Clutch is pressed noise goes away,depressed it comes back
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Clutch chatter ? i think... Clutch is pressed noise goes away,depressed it comes back
Not with the car right now but that what my wife is saying. I read in other threads something about throwout bearings but i dont know how to fix it. I have a centerforce Dual friction clutch installed. Have to be really listening to hear it. thanks
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I've heard that in every manual I've owned, but only on startup when it's get cold out and idling; a quiet rattle when the clutch is out which goes away when depressed. It usually goes away in a few minutes after a short warm-up. I've never had it in warm weather (that I've noticed). I always attributed it to the throwout bearing.
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I'm no expert, but I've never had one fail, and I had over 215,000 miles on the one in my last car, so I guess it's normal. I only ever heard it from the outside of the car.
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I think it's an attribute of a twin disk clutch, mine isn't a Centerforce but I know what your talking about. I could see why it would bother her though it's quite unusual the first time you hear it.
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