What Causes Abnormal Noise When Pressing the Clutch?
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Common causes of abnormal noise when pressing the clutch are as follows: 1. Internal abnormal wear of the release bearing leading to failure, producing a rattling noise. 2. Loose separation lever pins and pin holes due to wear. 3. Loose transmission pins and pin holes due to wear. 4. Issues with the clutch pedal assembly, in which case only replacing the entire clutch pedal assembly will resolve the problem. Precautions for using the clutch are as follows: 1. Note that the clutch should not be used as a brake. 2. When going downhill, pressing the clutch will cause the car to speed up because the transmission is disconnected from the wheels, and the engine cannot control the car. The car's speed will increase under the influence of inertia and gravity.