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Mondeo Clutch Squeak
davidjwest
Posts: 756 Forumite
in Motoring
Hi, I've a Mondeo 2.0 TDCi, 04 plate, 156k on the clock.
The clutch squeaks sometimes when changing gear, this only happens when I am going down the gears when slowing and only when lifting the pedal to engage gear again, around what would be the biting point. Even then it's only 10% of the time.
Any ideas what it is, is it anything to worry about, it's been happening for a while now but car seems fine apart from this.
Could it be an early sign of DMF problems, unlikely at this mileage I'd have thought - maybe I'm just a bit rough with the clutch?
Cheers.
The clutch squeaks sometimes when changing gear, this only happens when I am going down the gears when slowing and only when lifting the pedal to engage gear again, around what would be the biting point. Even then it's only 10% of the time.
Any ideas what it is, is it anything to worry about, it's been happening for a while now but car seems fine apart from this.
Could it be an early sign of DMF problems, unlikely at this mileage I'd have thought - maybe I'm just a bit rough with the clutch?
Cheers.
:A
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Sounds like a Mickey mouse clutch release bearing
(assuming it's not just the pedal squeaking). “I may not agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to make an a** of yourself.”
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If it sounds like its coming from the engine bay, it could be the clutch plate worn to rivets.0
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Mine did this I changed down too quickly. But as the DMF was on its way out anyway I wasn't too arsed.
New clutch, DMF etc sorted it.0
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