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Clutch problems -- sound file

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EmperorXII

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Alright, I'm sure a few of you have seen my post about the clutch problems, but here's a sound file of what it's doing so you guys can hear the squeaking noise coming from the clutch. any ideas after hearing the sound file?

www.brianparnes.com/pos_mustang.mp3

Thanks!
 
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Darkhorse845

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Sounds like your clutch may possibly be going.If it does upgrade to
a Centerforce Dual Friction clutch.Centerforce makes great clutches
from what I have seen.
 

DTMach1

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throwout bearing is bad and possibly pilot bearing is worn
 

2blue4u

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Have u tried this: http://www.corral.net/tech/drivetrain/clutcha.htm I did this adjustment and now i have no more noise ! Also, Car shifts better,grabs better and for some reason seems faster ( maybe cus it is grabbing alot more ?). please try this before you do all what is mentioned here. It is most likely your throwout bearing which is like $15.00 but is a #@$#$ to install and most people drive it like that and it will last a good amount of time. It's kinda normal in a way. So ford say's...
 
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EmperorXII

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Thanks

Awesome, I'll try that clutch adjustment first. Thanks for all your help!
 

HoustonGT

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That squeaking sound is definitely your throw-out bearing. Might as well take the opportunity to upgrade
 

merc123

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To what? A titanium throwout bearing?
 

2blue4u

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merc123 said:
To what? A titanium throwout bearing?
Click to expand...
Most after market throwout bearings r better then the ford stock junk ! Is that a surprise ? Not to me. Been like this since as far as i know 87-93's ..
 

CanadaStang

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I don't think its the throwout [release bearing]
If its the throwout bearing, it will get real loud and growly as soon as you start to depress the clutch. [you never mentioned this, but I'm assuming you would have if your car displayed this symptom]
Yours just kinda squeeks.
 

HoustonGT

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merc123 said:
To what? A titanium throwout bearing?
Click to expand...
I meant you might as well upgrade the clutch while changing out the t/o bearing for the he l l of it
 
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AcE XBOX

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Get it fixed because I blew a tranny. It sounded like yours, dont revv or anything because you wont like to see your bell housing shattered all over the ground.
 
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2blue4u said:
Have u tried this: http://www.corral.net/tech/drivetrain/clutcha.htm I did this adjustment and now i have no more noise ! Also, Car shifts better,grabs better and for some reason seems faster ( maybe cus it is grabbing alot more ?). please try this before you do all what is mentioned here. It is most likely your throwout bearing which is like $15.00 but is a #@$#$ to install and most people drive it like that and it will last a good amount of time. It's kinda normal in a way. So ford say's...
Click to expand...
WOW! What a difference! My pedal was all mushy so after reading the tutorial I went outside and tried it myself. Its extremely easy. And just wow it made my pedal nice and tight again. I reccomend this to everyone.

I clicked it only once what about you guys?
 

CanadaStang

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Any luck finding the problem?
 
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