When I push in the clutch pedal there is a quick loud squeak coming from the underside of the car whether the car is on or off. Sounds like it's coming from the actual pedal, like a bushing needs to be lubricated, but it's coming from under the car. It is a short squeak or groaning noise that happens when the pedal is starting to bottom out at the floor. At the same time as the noise I can feel a little vibration in the pedal. Anyone have an idea what it could be?

I was thinking the throw out bearing is making noise, but it's not a constant noise when the car is running. It's a noise directly related to pushing the pedal down. And only makes the noise when the pedal is being pushed down. The noise stops once the pedal reaches the floor.

 

I was looking through old threads and found the issue. Looks like there is a part that needs to be greased. I will try to grease it soon and report back

I have 190K on the original clutch so might just do it all soon. Seems like it's a clutch fork or picot ball that needs to be greased and may be better to replace and grease than just grease