What kind of noise does Honda Civic make?
American Honda (AHM) is investigating certain 2012 M/T Civic Sis with a complaint of a clutch noise when engaging the clutch in 1 [SUP]st SUP] gear or when accelerating from a stop. The noise can be described as grinding, squeaking, groaning, rubbing or metallic.
Why does my Honda Civic make a first gear clutch noise?
My 2012 Si just started doing this. It only does it when I’m at a full stop in first gear. It doesn’t do it all the time. I’m bringing my car to Honda to look at. If this a clutch issue, would this be covered under the drivetrain warranty? The service person I spoke with had no idea. You Don’t know Me!
Is there a Honda Civic with a transmission problem?
There were no loud noises, no service warnings or lights. Car has about 75,000 miles and the transmission was last serviced in 2018 at 60,000 miles. The car has routine maintenance records. The recall (NHTSA 15v574000) was performed in 2016 which was a software update due to a mechanical transmission problem.
What happens when the clutch pedal is depressed?
When clutch pedal is depressed, the clutch bearing moves forward to press against the clutch pressure plate. When the diaphgram springs are depressed by the release bearing, the disc becomes free. That wouls stop the mainshaft from turning and whatever noises coming from the mainshaft onwards would stop.
American Honda (AHM) is investigating certain 2012 M/T Civic Sis with a complaint of a clutch noise when engaging the clutch in 1 [SUP]st SUP] gear or when accelerating from a stop. The noise can be described as grinding, squeaking, groaning, rubbing or metallic.
My 2012 Si just started doing this. It only does it when I’m at a full stop in first gear. It doesn’t do it all the time. I’m bringing my car to Honda to look at. If this a clutch issue, would this be covered under the drivetrain warranty? The service person I spoke with had no idea. You Don’t know Me!
Why does my car make a weird noise when I release the clutch pedal?
This tends to cause the engine RPM to rise as opposed to lowering as the clutch pedal is depressed. If the engine sounds “weird” while you’re releasing the clutch pedal, the most likely source is the clutch disc or the pressure plate that has worn out and needs to be replaced by a professional mechanic. Step 2: Smell for excessive clutch dust.
What should I do if my Clutch is making a noise?
Although in most cases, noises from the clutch are a sign of damaged or worn out parts, finding and replacing these parts before they completely break can save you a lot of money, time and frustration. Contact a professional mechanic to complete this inspection or ask them to rebuild the clutch on your car.