To anyone that can help have a 2001 accord lx 4cyl man tran everytime I press the clutch I here a squeak in the inside the transmission the car runs fine gears go in perfectly just that squeak is driving me crazy.

 

Welcome to the HAf..you said you hear that squeel inside the transmission or do you mean in the pedel area when you step on the clutch pad?

WheelBrokerAng

 

Yes important to know if it is the pedal or from the trans.

If it is from under the hood and hapens when the clutch pedal is pushed, sounding like the throwout bearing is going.

 

IF it's under the hood...
Does it squeak the same when the engine is running or shut off? Then my guess is the ball/socket pivot on the throw-out fork. Very difficult to get grease on that thing because it's a ways inside the bellhousing.

First... the clutch slave cylinder piston has a ball/socket arrangement where it pushes against the throw-out lever. If you're lucky, THAT's where you need some grease.

 

I would guess it is the end of the slave cylinder rod where it meets the the shift fork.

You can unbolt the slave cylinder and put a dab anti-seize on the end of the rod on the slave cylinder, then reinstall. You may be able to access this without having to unbolt the slave cylinder.

 

Probably CAN without unbolting the slave. I've done that. Press the throw-out lever to compress the slave piston, it's just spring loaded. Holding the piston while you move the lever away (to put grease in there) seems easier than trying to grab the piston rod & compressing it.

The pivot point was the source of a squeak in my Integra, and I tried to use a loop of wire & other creative stuff to get grease in THERE. It wasn't easy, and not completely successful. But it wasn't worth removing the transmission to get at it.

 

Thank you very much I will try that this weekend. I'm hoping that does work I need to sell the vehicle soon thank's again.