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Just wondering whether anyone is experiencing clutch noise problem when pressing and not pressing the clutch. Especially, when I'm pressing the clutch down I can really feel it in the

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Old 05-30-2010, 12:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Just wondering whether anyone is experiencing clutch noise problem when pressing and not pressing the clutch. Especially, when I'm pressing the clutch down I can really feel it in the pedal. Dealer says its a characteristic for the Z's Thanks guys for the input.
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Old 05-30-2010, 12:20 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I can hear mine engage and disengage.
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Old 05-31-2010, 12:25 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Normal. Actually, my G clutch sounds just like my Z. Sorry, but this has been discussed numerous times.
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Yup, when the car is cold the clutch can be heard, but after warmed up it goes away.
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It's your throwout bearing, it actually gets replaced everytime your clutch is replaced. They can actually get fairly loud depending on how you drive. No worries just doing its job.
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I also find that there's some throw out bearing noise in my 370 when it's cold, but like it was said its gone within a few minutes.
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i actually love the mechanical whining of our trannys. and yes the clutch is a bit noisey.

its a sports car.....
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its your throwout bearing. thats strange though, isnt your car new? shouldnt need to be replaced yet.
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^^just because you can hear something doesn't mean it's broken. I have asked other people when in the car, they never hear anything though......
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I had put up a video of the noise a long time ago. Here is a long thread about it...

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Pilot bearing and it should not be making the noise means the clutch assembly is out of balance. Burning that bearing.

I can feel my clutch is out of balance at idle. Taking to dealer if they say it normal. I am going to hit them with a brick!
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Engine is noisy, clutch is noisy... Gotten pretty used to it... Since my ex nissan s14 is same... Should be ok.
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