Creaking clutch pedal [Euro]

**Chris_F** · 23-12-2006 10:53 PM

Originally Posted by EuroDude

Mine came back as well for a couple of days but its gone now. Seems like it only happens when its really humid

this is such a strange intermittent problem... mine came back and has been consistent for a few days now i'm hoping it decides to go away on its own

**EuroDude** · 23-12-2006 11:00 PM

Originally Posted by Chris_F

this is such a strange intermittent problem... mine came back and has been consistent for a few days now i'm hoping it decides to go away on its own

Ever since the dealer greased the clutch pedal up, its been fine except for that one time (it was raining heavily). Maybe u wanna grease it up urself with some lithium grease spray and see how that goes.

**EuroAccord13** · 23-12-2006 11:14 PM

Originally Posted by EuroDude

Mine came back as well for a couple of days but its gone now. Seems like it only happens when its really humid

Could be the sweat from your feet lingering around the footwell area

.... Heheheheh...

Can I use Teflon Grease?

**EuroDude** · 23-12-2006 11:27 PM

^ Teflon Grease is expensive but its better than most greases, give it a try

**aaronng** · 23-12-2006 11:27 PM

If it is on the clutch pedal assembly, you can use teflon, lithium or whatever grease. If it is for the master cylinder, liquid lubricants only (except WD40)

**Chris_F** · 24-12-2006 10:53 AM

my creak sounds like its coming from the master cylinder but lubing that up didn't seem to do anything... maybe it is the clutch pedal assembly but i doubt it.

**EuroDude** · 24-12-2006 12:00 PM

If its a springy metalic sound similar to an noisy old gate, then its probably the clutch pedal needing a grease up.

**Chris_F** · 24-12-2006 12:57 PM

hmm nah mines more of a creak, its not that audible but more of a sticking feeling at the bottom of the clutch travel. I'll poke my nose a round the clutch and try and pin point the sound but it sounds as tho its comin from the master cylinder on the other side of the firewall (perhaps why i can't get the lube into the right position)

**ZEi20T** · 24-12-2006 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by aaronng

It's just a clutch cylinder creak. You don't get a notchy shift from it. A notchy shift would come from your synchros or shift bushings.

yeah i know, thats why i said its probably the clutch that needs adjusting :P

i know because its fine when i push the clutch really hard onto the floor

**stephen8512** · 24-12-2006 02:36 PM

my creak is back too...silicone greased it up 3 times by honda....and i havent replaced the MC yet.....37493 kms...

**Chris_F** · 24-12-2006 02:41 PM

what a pain in the but, i was hoping mine would be gone for good... who wants to design a new clutch master cylinder that doesnt creak and sell it to me