Creaking clutch pedal [Euro]

**EuroAccord13** · 03-01-2008 03:04 PM

I'm on my third MC and I've given up hope... I'll just stick to regular lubrication now and then....

**tony1234** · 04-01-2008 08:48 AM

I've got 31k on my 06,no problems yet.It's a discrace that after 3 replacements that some of you find the problem reoccuring.What does Honda head office have to say??

**insanesam** · 04-01-2008 09:23 AM

I had my master cylinder replaced and after 2 weeks the creak came back. Took it back again and they said it was something wrong with the clutch pedal. So they replaced that and its been all good so far (4 months).

**tony1234** · 04-01-2008 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by insanesam

I had my master cylinder replaced and after 2 weeks the creak came back. Took it back again and they said it was something wrong with the clutch pedal. So they replaced that and its been all good so far (4 months).

How old is your car?

**insanesam** · 04-01-2008 12:19 PM

Originally Posted by tony1234

How old is your car?

Jan '05 with 42000km on it

**Adagio** · 11-01-2008 01:18 PM

At 42,000, yes me too, I took the Euro in for the Creaking Clutch syndrome along with a few quotes from this thread. They were aware of the malady and said it was a lot to do with a spring transmitting a vibration as it was extended along with a possible dry rod causing the feeling and noise as it was actuated. It amounted to a 10 minute fix, so they said. I left the car for 1/2 a day and when I picked it up they advised the dry rod was most of my problem. So this has been greased and all I can do is hope OR have it greased each service as a precaution?

**tony1234** · 11-01-2008 05:01 PM

Originally Posted by Adagio

At 42,000, yes me too, I took the Euro in for the Creaking Clutch syndrome along with a few quotes from this thread. They were aware of the malady and said it was a lot to do with a spring transmitting a vibration as it was extended along with a possible dry rod causing the feeling and noise as it was actuated. It amounted to a 10 minute fix, so they said. I left the car for 1/2 a day and when I picked it up they advised the dry rod was most of my problem. So this has been greased and all I can do is hope OR have it greased each service as a precaution?

Hopefully i'm wrong but this is only a temporary fix.I think you'll eventually need to have the clutch master cylinder replaced from what i've read here.

**EuroDude** · 11-01-2008 05:23 PM

I got my master cylinder replaced over 6 months ago, ever since then its been perfect. Which reminds me, I should regrease it so it doesnt dry up. Once it starts getting noisy, it wont be the same ever again. But then again, I think Honda installed a newer revision (redesigned) cylinder so it may be fine.