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Old 05-31-2023, 12:19 PM
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If you are certain it is in the bellhousing, then you already know the solution. BTW, it is not a shot of WD-40 in the bellhousing.
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demount or drive?

could you pls explain to me, how does it work and where is the dry spot situated?

is there any lubrication needed on the clutch, during mount?
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demount or drive?
Remove the clutch.


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could you pls explain to me, how does it work ...

A clutch works by sandwiching a typically organic composition disc between the machined friction surface on a flywheel and a similarly machined surface on a movable, spring-loaded, cast iron pressure application plate (pressure plate) that is bolted to that flywheel. When the normal force, exerted by the flywheel/pressure plate assembly on the disc situated between the two of them, rises to a level that the friction created between the disc and the flywheel/pressure plate assembly is sufficient to move the mass of the car, the car will move forward or backward depending on which gear it is in.


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...where is the dry spot situated?
The squeak is not coming from a dry spot. It is coming from two pieces of metal somewhere that were not intended to touch, but do when the clutch pedal is depressed.


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is there any lubrication needed on the clutch, during mount?
None.
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