What Causes the Noise When Pressing the Clutch?
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Clutch noise when pressed is caused by: 1. Damaged release bearing; 2. Worn clutch disc; 3. Broken diaphragm spring. If this occurs, car owners should inspect these components. The clutch is a crucial part of the engine's transmission system, connecting or disconnecting the engine from the gearbox. Every time you start or shift gears, you need to depress the clutch pedal to ensure smooth operation. The clutch disc has a spline in the center that secures a driveshaft, which serves as the gearbox's power input shaft. Damage to the clutch can affect the vehicle's power output.