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Old 06-08-04, 07:20 PM
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ok here whats happen.. my clutch is squeaky everytime i step on it... could it being low on clutch fuild.. and how do i add more fuild?
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Add lube to the clutch piston going through the firewall behind the pedal.

Do you have a mushy pedal or a tought time getting the car in gear?

Your fluid is probably ok.
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ok... a little off topic here, but I'm having this same problem on my truck ('92 6cyl toyota pickup). it doesn't have a mushy pedal, but it DOES have a little trouble going into gear sometime. it's fine on fluid though. the squeak sounds like it's coming from around the bellhousing somewhere. any ideas?

again... sorry for the off-topicness, but someone else brought it up so I thought I'd chime in.
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lol.. its ok ... well I do sometimes have a lil trouble getting into gears... but i dont know where to check the fluid..
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ok... a little off topic here, but I'm having this same problem on my truck ('92 6cyl toyota pickup). it doesn't have a mushy pedal, but it DOES have a little trouble going into gear sometime. it's fine on fluid though. the squeak sounds like it's coming from around the bellhousing somewhere. any ideas?

again... sorry for the off-topicness, but someone else brought it up so I thought I'd chime in.
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Clutch has the same resevoir as the brake fluid (master cylinder).
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I get that noise too.
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I sprayed some wd40 on the spring and it went away
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bearing might be sticking to the presser plate. in that case you need to replace it
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Could be the input shaft on the tranny has dried out. The throw-out bearing slides back and forth on that shaft when you press the clutch in, if it dries out... I just pulled off the inspection window cover from the bellhousing, put some grease on a stick, and got it that way a few days ago, it made a huge difference in feel! Mine didnt squeak but I could imagine in some cases it may make noise.
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