What causes abnormal noise when pressing the clutch pedal?
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Possible issues with the release bearing or clutch are detailed below: Slightly depressing the clutch pedal: When the release lever contacts the release bearing, a "grinding" sound indicates bearing noise. If the noise persists after lubrication, the bearing is excessively worn and should be replaced. Noise when fully depressing the pedal: If the noise disappears upon release, it suggests loose or broken clutch damper springs. Repeated pedal operation: Noise during clutch engagement/disengagement indicates loose rivets or excessive spline wear. Intermittent knocking sounds: May indicate axial play in the release bearing, requiring replacement of the bearing return spring.