How to Lubricate a Squeaky Manual Transmission Clutch?
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When a car clutch makes a "squeaky" sound, it often indicates dry friction. Simply apply a small amount of grease to the springs and areas where friction occurs. Below are some related explanations: 1. Incorrect Operation: This is mostly due to improper operation by the driver. Many drivers have the habit of keeping their foot on the clutch pedal even after shifting gears. Maintaining this habit for a long time can damage the clutch and wear out the clutch plate. Such noises are often caused by the clutch release bearing. 2. Causes of the Noise: The main reasons for this issue are: broken clutch pressure plate springs or a loose release bearing; fractured clutch steel plates; broken, excessively worn, or misadjusted clutch release levers. Most of the time, it's due to quality issues with the clutch release bearing. This situation serves as a reminder for car owners to seek timely repairs.