Creekey clutch
Creekey clutch
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ph1l5

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5,027 posts

233 months

Monday 18th April 2011
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I have a "creekey clutch" which means when I press it in it makes a creekey noise, is there anything that needs replacing or greasing up. the clutch itself is new 2 years ago, the clutch slave cylinder was new 2 years ago as with the fluid. Does the clutch cable need replacing ?

Tyre Tread

10,696 posts

247 months

Monday 18th April 2011
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ph1l5 said:
I have a "creekey clutch" which means when I press it in it makes a creekey noise, is there anything that needs replacing or greasing up. the clutch itself is new 2 years ago, the clutch slave cylinder was new 2 years ago as with the fluid. Does the clutch cable need replacing ?
There is no clutch cable as its hydraulic.

Its probably the return spring.

ph1l5

Original Poster:

5,027 posts

233 months

Monday 18th April 2011
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cool where do I find this spring and can it be sprayed with some WD40 or will I need to replace it ?

Milky400

1,960 posts

209 months

Monday 18th April 2011
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mine does the same and has done for a couple of years, have greased it up at the service but it always returns a few months later especially when its hot, would be interested to know if its exceptable.

Tyre Tread

10,696 posts

247 months

Monday 18th April 2011
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ph1l5 said:
cool where do I find this spring and can it be sprayed with some WD40 or will I need to replace it ?
Not looked but assume it will be down by the pedal.

Mine creaks but I don't notice it over the exhaust note most of the time ears

kevin63

4,661 posts

284 months

Monday 18th April 2011
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Underneath the gearbox you should find a large hole, in this you should see an actuating arm which pivots on a ball. This ball gets very dry and can rub through the arm, it's aways a good idea to keep it greased with high temp grease or copper slip. This stops the creaking and seems to make the clutch work smoother. This is just my opinion with what I found on my Chimaera.

angus99

625 posts

240 months

Monday 18th April 2011
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I have the same problem. Removed the slave cylinder and checked the clutch fork from the inspection hole and it seems to be fine. Recently noticed that the noise is getting worse and seems to be coming from the pedal area. Tried lubricating around the pedal but this hasn't helped. not sure what to look at next, but probably remove the master cylinder cover and check there. Any other suggestions?