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clicking noise?

When i push down my clutch after drving it for more than 10 minutes, i feel a click in the pedal and i can hear it click. the tranny dosent grind in any gear. should i be worried? what the hell is making the sound?
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Well, have someone push the pedal in and out and you look where the clutch cable connects to the tranny and see if there is anything that it might be hitting. Also, see if the actual pedal is hitting anything under the dash. Otherwise, I would say that is sounds like it could be your throw out bearing and yes I would start to think about having it looked at soon.
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Re: clicking noise?

Sounds like maybe the throwout bearing.
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