What Causes Abnormal Noise When Depressing the Clutch?
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Reasons for abnormal noise when depressing the clutch: 1. Worn release bearing or loose driven plate rivets: The release bearing is severely worn or lacks lubrication, the bearing return spring is too soft, broken, or detached, the driven plate rivets are loose, the steel plate is cracked, or the damping spring is broken. 2. Damaged clutch pressure plate or release lever: The clutch pressure plate spring is broken or the release bearing is loose, the clutch release lever is broken, excessively worn, or the release lever adjustment bolt is broken. There are mainly three types of clutches used in automobiles: 1. Friction clutch: Refers to a clutch that uses the friction between the driving and driven parts to transmit torque. It is widely used in automobiles today. 2. Hydraulic coupling: Refers to a clutch that uses liquid as the transmission medium. It was previously used in automatic transmissions but is rarely used in automobiles today. 3. Electromagnetic clutch: Refers to a clutch that uses magnetic force for transmission, such as the type used in air conditioning systems.