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Join Date: Aug 2004
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This problem relates to a 04, TD5, manual box.
When depressing the clutch peddle it squeaks. It is quite difficult to reach from the under side and I wondered if it’s accessible from the engine compartment. I tried the gynie approach and stuck a wad of silicone grease on the ends of my fingers to try and lubricate the pivot points and rod but as this is all done by feel I can't be sure I got to the right places. It’s still squeaking so I guess I must be doing something wrong. Any ideas as it's driving me mad? |
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Sounds like a rusty inner pivot.
If that's the case, it'll b not 2 serious, but that noise can drive u mad in seconds. When I find this problem, I spread a little bit of spray grease (silicon type chain lube is good) with a straw applicator on the can, u've 2 b careful of not spreading grease in the clutch pack (I mean very careful) U've 2 apply the grease in every friction point, sometimes u'll need to reach some of them that r inside the bell housing, so u may need a very long straw. Just a bit of grease will b enough, just try 2 get it away from the clutch pack.(Very important) Anyway u can lube the paddle assembly, just in case. Good luck. ![]() |
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Every squeaky clutch pedal i have done so far has been either the the return spring on the pedal or the pedal box. Large flat blade screwdriver to ease the spring to one side a little and a long thin flat blade with a small dab of grease,frustrating but ultimately satisfying!
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i'm with steve.. if it's an '04 should still be under warranty so why do the work yourself when you can take it in.. sit back have a pint
and pick it up later then ask, 'so what was wrong with it and what did you guys to do fix it'I know this doesn't help much but... my 2 cents take care sam |
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Trust me i wouldn't mind being in your neck of the woods,make a nice change from the UK. A mate of mine emigrated to Canada this time last year,he's in the Winnipeg area,lucky b*stard!!
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