I have a 20k miles -02 996TT, with a squeeking clutch. Each time I depress or lift, the return spring down at the pedal is just sounding really annoying. Is this a common thing? Or something coming from the car having been driven so little over the last 6 years?

The car has GT2 clutch as far as I can tell without taking things apart, it is a tad on the heavy side (and yeah I AM a driver), great solid engagement, very similar to any GT3 or GT3 RS, 100% consistent engagement spot, cold or hot, humid or dry, town cruising or active driving.

Very grateful for any info I can get on this to get it silenced! (in every other aspect the the car is mint).

Thanks in advance.

 

Nobody heard of this before?

 

Hello, MrWhite! I don't have any answers, but thought I would respond... My clutch pedal does not squeak. Try any WD-40?

 

Mine squeaks too...depress and release No other problems with the clutch that I can tell either. Mine is an '02 with 47,000 miles. I have tried lubing the spring with grease to no avail... Don't know how difficult it is to replace it...

 

Hit it with some WD40, did on mine worked great.

 

Triple rep for you...I'd tried grease and it didn't work... I read your post and thought, "what the heck, I've got some WD40 laying around, I'll go to the garage and try it..." NO MORE CREAKING DAMN SPRING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was a little awkward to get at, but I'll be a monkey's uncle--it worked

 

What am I, chopped fish? - suggested WD-40 up towards the top...

 

Yep, you're right! You did recommend it--I totally missed that I'm a baaaaad poster Triple rep for you too BTW, how's that flash treating you???? PM me, if you would (if you'd rather not, that's cool too), approx cost for the "procedure."

 

LOL I was just messing with you. Flash is great! PMing you now.