What Causes the Abnormal Noise in the Clutch Pedal?

[RafaelRose]

Generally, there are two situations that cause abnormal noise in the clutch, mostly due to incorrect operation by the driver. The details are as follows: 1. 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 cause wear on the clutch plate. The abnormal noise in such cases is often from the clutch release bearing. 2. Additionally, when pressing the clutch pedal, a distinct abnormal noise can be heard from the clutch area. This noise becomes more noticeable when the pedal is released. The main causes of this issue are: broken clutch pressure plate springs or a loose release bearing; fractured clutch plates; broken or excessively worn clutch release levers or broken adjustment bolts. Most of these issues arise from quality problems with the clutch release bearing.