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Old 07-19-2014, 02:02 AM   #1
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bearing clutch burnt out . clutch squeals

hi ALL , the issue is squealing clutch when u press the clutch >>> my car with 90k km service . i hear the squeal from 70k


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Old 07-19-2014, 09:21 AM   #2
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Old 07-19-2014, 09:51 AM   #3
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The first questions that come to mind are:

Do you ride with your foot resting on the clutch between shifts, or do you move your foot to the dead pedal?

Do you sit at red lights with the car in gear with your foot on the clutch, or do you take it out of gear and move your foot to the dead pedal when stopped?
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The first questions that come to mind are:

Do you ride with your foot resting on the clutch between shifts, or do you move your foot to the dead pedal?

Do you sit at red lights with the car in gear with your foot on the clutch, or do you take it out of gear and move your foot to the dead pedal when stopped?

I DONT KNOW WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT LOL . I USE THE CAR FOR WEEKEND DRIFT EVENTS AND DAILY USES WIHT HIGH SPEED HIGH WAYS 180KM
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Old 07-19-2014, 11:46 AM   #5
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after that last post i'm going to go with user error
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Old 07-19-2014, 12:15 PM   #6
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I DONT KNOW WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT LOL .
I thought the questions were pretty clear. I'm pretty sure they were presented in grammatically correct English.

Do you ride with your foot resting on the clutch between shifts, or do you move your foot to the dead pedal?

Do you sit at red lights with the car in gear with your foot on the clutch, or do you take it out of gear and move your foot to the dead pedal when stopped?

Those questions would still apply whether you were tracking the car or driving your grandma for groceries. If they require further clarification, please elaborate on the parts you don't understand.
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I used to get clutch bearing squeal, but it went away when I improved my clutching and shifting techniques.
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its actually from a very horrible throw out bearing design.
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its actually from a very horrible throw out bearing design.
Could be.

Or it could be from riding the clutch in between shifts.

Or it could be from just general abuse.

It always amazes me the people who come on here complaining that the parts are poor quality or poor design, and then it turns out they were tracking or drifting the car. Yes, the car was built for track use. But it's only guaranteed for street use. Anybody who has ever dealt with performance cars knows that racing your car is going to involve broken parts. You gotta pay to play.
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The first questions that come to mind are:

Do you ride with your foot resting on the clutch between shifts, or do you move your foot to the dead pedal?

Do you sit at red lights with the car in gear with your foot on the clutch, or do you take it out of gear and move your foot to the dead pedal when stopped?
all we knows the throw out bearing push the diaphragm spring to disconnect the clutch plate from flywheel (major)

at normal driving i rest my foot at dead pedal after shifting , but at drift mod i have to set my foot on the clutch all the time. sometimes i use clutch lock to drift , it maybe get half clutch while drifting but that shaving the clutch plate.


at the red light i set the gear at 0 and my foot rest at dead pedal. but at the traffic crowding i pressing the clutch to rest my foot on it with activation the gear

i use exhaust braking and shifting down to cold down the speed.

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I used to get clutch bearing squeal, but it went away when I improved my clutching and shifting techniques.
first it happen to me like that until i apply HD grease on the clutch hole rod .
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..at normal driving i rest my foot at dead pedal after shifting , but at drift mod i have to set my foot on the clutch all the time. sometimes i use clutch lock to drift , it maybe get half clutch while drifting but that shaving the clutch plate.
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There is the reason your throw out bearing went bad.
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Old 07-20-2014, 08:11 PM   #14
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Let's see... bright blue pressure plate, totally cooked bearing, hmmm. Track toast it appears to me.
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