Clutch pedal shudders when pressed in; intermittent
Well, title pretty much says it. About 75% of the time when I push in the clutch pedal, I feel a vibration or shudder in the pedal. But sometimes, it's a smooth as butta. The last few times I also noticed on cold starts only, a high pitched whining noise (sounds like metal on metal) coming from the clutch when I pushed the pedal in, but within a few seconds, it went away.
Sound like a throwout bearing problem?
Oh, and I searched
Chris
Sound like a throwout bearing problem?
Oh, and I searched

Chris
Last edited by failsafe306; Sep 29, 2007 at 11:52 AM.
Originally Posted by failsafe306
Well, title pretty much says it. About 75% of the time when I push in the clutch pedal, I feel a vibration or shudder in the pedal. But sometimes, it's a smooth as butta. The last few times I also noticed on cold starts only, a high pitched whining noise (sounds like metal on metal) coming from the clutch when I pushed the pedal in, but within a few seconds, it went away.
Sound like a throwout bearing problem?
Oh, and I searched
Chris
Sound like a throwout bearing problem?
Oh, and I searched

Chris
what kind of clutch do you have? i've noticed this problem with a lot of z's. Exactly how you explained it. To me, it seems like when the car is cold, the starter turns the motor which causes it to quickly have a scraping sound to it. It only happens on cold start ups. I don't think it's the throw out bearing even though i use to. Because once the clutch is already depressed, when you turn on the car, the motor start. I honestly think it's the flywheel. If your car has the usual flywheel chatter, then it will happen on cold start ups.
The vibrations I'm experiencing don't go away after the car is warmed up. The squealing sound does go away after a few seconds of running though, but only after the car has been sitting overnight do I get any noise.
Question: is the TO bearing covered under warranty?
Question: is the TO bearing covered under warranty?
Originally Posted by failsafe306
The vibrations I'm experiencing don't go away after the car is warmed up. The squealing sound does go away after a few seconds of running though, but only after the car has been sitting overnight do I get any noise.
Question: is the TO bearing covered under warranty?
Question: is the TO bearing covered under warranty?
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350
nope, unless it's a failing throw out bearing which yours is not. It's hard to get one as well if your car has teh stock throw out bearing from the manufacturer. I can see one failing if you installed one yourself and didn't grease it up well or didn't put the retaining clip on properly.
I made sure it was greased up and installed properly per the service manual. Weird. I guess all I can do is take up to Nissan and see what they say.
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