What is the reason for the abnormal noise in the Geely Emgrand clutch pedal?
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Geely Emgrand clutch pedal abnormal noise is mainly caused by damaged car parts, such as the return spring of the release bearing being damaged, loose bearings or rivets, or broken steel plates. When the engine is idling and the clutch is released, abnormal noise occurs. If the clutch returns normally, check whether the gap between the release bearing and the release lever meets the regulations and adjust it accordingly; if the clutch cannot return normally, it indicates that the return spring of the release bearing is damaged and needs to be replaced in time. When the engine is idling and the clutch is pressed, abnormal noise occurs, indicating that the bearing is damaged, the bearing balls are broken, or there is a lack of oil causing burning, and it needs to be replaced or repaired in time. When the car starts and the pedal is just released, abnormal noise indicates that the rivets of the driven plate and the spline shaft sleeve are loose or the steel plate is broken. If there is a single impact sound when the clutch is engaged, it is generally due to the loose fit between the driven plate spline shaft sleeve and the transmission first shaft; if the driven plate has a damper, it may be due to the broken damper spring. Tighten the loose rivets or replace the broken steel plate.
