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    Squeaky clutch pedal

    Hi all, 110 has a squeaky clutch pedal when engaging the clutch. It is coming solely from the clutch pedal spring. Have greased it and it has not solved the problem. Any ideas, apart from ear-plugs, have to solve the problem befor Friday as am heading up the Gibb.

    Cheers,

    Dan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Broome Defender View Post
    Hi all, 110 has a squeaky clutch pedal when engaging the clutch. It is coming solely from the clutch pedal spring. Have greased it and it has not solved the problem. Any ideas, apart from ear-plugs, have to solve the problem befor Friday as am heading up the Gibb.

    Cheers,

    Dan
    Take the spring off - and whilst your wife isn't watching - go into the kitchen - and heat a small amount of cooking oil in a saucepan (don't have to use extra virgin olive stuff ) not too hot and pop the spring in - and leave it to simmer for about 1/2 hour.

    Worked for me on a previous vehicle I had

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    hmm......low fat spring recipes.......

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    I sprayed Lubrice on mine insitu. I put a rag at the bottom to catch any drops. Sofar 12 months and no more squeaks. No other spray worked.

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    Take spring off....fill it full of Stika-flex...put back on.....won't work real well but won't make noise either ...........Stikka-flex Just love that stuff, must see whether they make a ediable version.

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    yep, i have the same problem on my series III, I have not been able to stop it by giving it a lube, I might just go to bunnings and buy a spring of similar size see if that stops it The return spings on my brake shoes make the same noise, but i dont think i will be spaying any lube around them
    Last edited by paulthepilot_5; 4th July 2007 at 09:58 AM.

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    Have you tried Castrol Chain Lube? It seems to be graphite in suspension & the solvent medium dries out leaving just the graphite.

    Actually on the D1 the spring broke & I was advised on here, I think, just to leave it as it does not appear to be essential as the clutch pressure takes up all the slack anyway.

    So, I did. Been fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ladas View Post
    Take the spring off - and whilst your wife isn't watching - go into the kitchen - and heat a small amount of cooking oil in a saucepan (don't have to use extra virgin olive stuff ) not too hot and pop the spring in - and leave it to simmer for about 1/2 hour.

    Worked for me on a previous vehicle I had
    Put a river rock in the pan with it, when the rock softens the spring is ready to eat
    Last edited by 100I; 4th July 2007 at 10:33 AM. Reason: spelling

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    I suffer from squeaky clutch pedal too. Will try the chain lube fix and if necessary I'll saute.

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    It may not be the spring if it does not stop with a drop of oil. In my experience the squeak is usually either the pedal shaft itself or the trunnion that pushes the piston. Some pedal pivots have grease nipples, and ones that don't would be immediately suspect, but it is fairly easy to get oil on either of these points, and even if it doesn't stop it, if that is the offending pivot, it should change the sound.

    John
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