What Causes the Noise When the Clutch Pedal is Fully Depressed?

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Specific causes are manifested in the following points: 1. Many car owners are accustomed to pressing the clutch pedal and keeping their foot on it even after shifting gears. Maintaining this habit for a long time can cause damage to the clutch. Solution: Remove your foot from the clutch pedal after shifting gears. 2. If the noise occurs when the pedal is fully depressed and disappears when released, it indicates a loose or broken clutch damping spring. Solution: Replace the clutch damping spring promptly. 3. If the noise occurs when the clutch is just engaging or disengaging while repeatedly pressing the pedal, it suggests loose rivets or excessive wear of the spline. Solution: Replace the rivets or spline promptly. 4. If there is intermittent collision noise, it may be due to axial movement of the release bearing. Solution: Replace the release bearing return spring promptly.