Throw out bearing
My throw out bearing started squeaking and only had the car for 2 years. Do you guys have any recommendations on which subaru dealership to go to in the bay to have it replaced under warranty?
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It's a wearing part, and you've had it for two years. They won't replace it under warranty unless it very obviously broke due to a material defect and not merely wear from usage.
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Was afraid of that. Been quoted around $500 at shops for the replacement.
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Before you do that, do some reading around here first. Squeaking throw out bearings are not uncommon, so it's helpful to see what others have done to address the problem. One potential cause is the clutch fork flexing under load. Velox has made a billet clutch fork to address that issue, and people report that it seems to have fixed their problem. Others have reported that simply regreasing the fork, bearing, and pivot point helped greatly, at much lower cost.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=104963 @Ultramaroon, @humfrz, thoughts? |
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$360 Labor $20 TOB *optional* $189 for the Velox clutch fork, to make sure it doesn't happen pre-maturely again. The TOB failure on these cars is incredibly common, as well as many other Subaru's. From my experience it is best to take care of it ASAP, as full blown bearing failure can damage the clutch assembly and front input shaft cover of the transmission. |
Thanks, Neal.
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So, you car has a squeak in the clutch system. First off, please tell us more about this squeak. * how many miles on your car ? * does it just squeak when you depress or let up on the clutch ? * or does it squeak/squeal continually when the clutch is depressed ? * or does it squeak/squeal while the clutch is not depressed, but the engine is running ? * is the sound more of a squeak or a squeal ? Come back. humfrz |
I'm following along and agree with @humfrz' questions. We need to know if the squeak is coming from the fork pivots (while the clutch pedal is moving), or the actual TOB.
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Thanks for the help everyone! |
Well, if it squeaks and the engine is NOT running, it's NOT the TOB.
So, if it squeaks, regardless of whether or not the engine is running, it's most likely a dry clutch release arm (clutch fork). I understand it can be somewhat greased by sneaking past the rubber boot and stuffing some grease on the end of the arm (at the joint where the clutch slave cylinder arm contacts the clutch release arm or clutch fork). @Ultramaroon will be along shortly to explain how to do that. humfrz |
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Mine has made that sound for at least two years now, too lazy to do anything about it. Maybe I'll feel industrious someday.
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...someday. #ourCars |
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