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Honda Jazz Forums => Honda Jazz Mk1 2002-2008 => Topic started by: guest2374 on January 27, 2014, 11:00:29 PM
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As I lift my foot off the clutch pedal I get a high pitched squeak. I have tried spraying lubricant up toward the pedal pivot but no success. I am wondering it it might be the actual master cylinder or push rod.
Any ideas? I don't want to be too lavish with oils in case I get a reaction to plastic bushes or rubber components. Difficult to accurately locate the source.
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I had a similar problem in my EP3 Civic Type R and it turned out to be the Master Cylinder.
Best take it to the dealer or garage and ask them to check it out
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the pivot point that squeaks is pretty high up and inaccessible - try one of those PTFE / silicon lubricants (shouldn't cause the bushes to swell) with the extended red tube and a torch, you will need to push drivers seat fully rearwards and lie on the floor to see it.
Happened on both of our family Jazz's - funny it normally happens when the pedal is returning to up position.
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Common problem on jazz's civic's and accords. Squeak is master cylinder, creak is pedal.
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Sorry I meant to type CRV not accord.
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If it is the master cylinder (which I was worried it might be) what is the safe fix? I don't want to damage the seals.
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New cylinder is £106.28 inc VAT from honda. Or just ignore the squeak
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Turn the radio up 2 notches then forget it