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Clutch Quadrant/FWA noise

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  • Start date Start date Dec 20, 2008

joshjwc9

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There is a click almost everytime I push the clutch in at all ranges of the clutch pedal. It can be as soon as I touch it to shift, or when it is all the way depressed. It sounds like it is coming from the upr quadrant.

Will it hurt anything? Or is this just typical noise instead of using a plastic quadrant/FWA?
 
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