Alex K said:

Hello guys to all of you !


I am having a very irritating squeaking noise from my clutch pedal , especially when i am releeasing slowly the presure from it .

I tried to lubricate it with many types of spray lubricants but it was almost pointless .
I spotted that the pedal stands on plastic-nylon-teflon-whatever this material is bushings , sure thing are not metallic. I tried then to remove them , but i found it very hard to find from which side and how can i dissasemble this axle point .


Does anyone from the forum had any similar expirience with a Punto mk2 ?

Please inlight me if possible . Thanks .

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flisko said:

mk2 is hydraulic probably

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jon1612 said:

thats what i was thinking, take boot off slave cylinder and spray with wd40 or similar, did mine twice been ok for 3 months now. even bought secondhand one to fit but didnt need it

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Ziggy122 said:

Mk2 is hydraulic clutch

The master cylinder is just held on via a clip to the clutch pedal

Watch out tho - the pedal may spring up really high once disconnected
Ie - dont get a pedal to the face

Ziggy

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Alex K said:

Thanks for the responce .

Well , yes , it's hydraulic clutch . I did spray it first time with wd40 , which made it worst than before . Maybe because of the cleaning properties that wd also haves . Then i sprayed with white lithium grease , which helped a little but nothing important . The squeeking noise is still there . The plastic bushings are worn badly , and need replacement for sure , but i can't find how to remove them . Any ideas would be great . I tried several tims with many different tools , but it was pointless . The central axle doesn't seems to move .

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jon1612 said:

trickle a little 3in 1 oil or similar down the side of the clutch arm bush in the gearbox that will stop the squeek

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s and b said:

i guess you would need to take brake and clutch pedal box out as one?
then with a heatgun warm the white worn out plastic bits up and pull them out warm up new ones slide them in
seems simple enough with drivers seat out?

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Alex K said:

Why i have to warm up the plastic bushings ? Heat effects metal mostly , not plastic parts . You have experience on this type of pedals and removal ? Have you done it before , or it's a guess ?

Thanks for your quote .

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