How to replace a Honda Throwout bearing / Clutch release bearing
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Today Kees will show you how to replace your throwout bearing on your gearbox. It's a quick and simple procedure and it is highly recommended to replace it when your gearbox is removed. If it is broken you will hear a squealing/chirping noise when the clutch is depressed and the bearing first contacts the pressure plate's fingers - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Very simple and very good explanation thanks
That f**king bearing caused my squeaking. First I thought was the slave cylinder missing lubrification. But after using Loctite antiseize, then Castrol high temperature grease I saw that the squeaking was causing by that bearing... So now I have to open the transmission I guess... Thank you for the video, It was very useful for me and I hope for the others too. Regards!
Thanks for explaining i always want to look at videos before doing the same thing to my cars 🚗
Man , Im all troubled , after I pulled out an automatic trans from my 4×4 1991 mazda pickup and placed a manual trans I bought for 600$ ,many parts are a pain in the brain, maybe the manual trans wasnt that good, And now stores are close because of corona virus, No pick up, no going out side, Well, your video is easy to understand, thank you, Im no mechanic, Im learning in u-tube and from you guys. China parts are fragile, Japanese are better, I guess .
Nice easy job very good video
I heard somewhere that if the bearing makes noise as it slides across the shaft, the contact area is dirty.
Hi TMG, I have a 1990 Honda CRX DX, and recently changed my clutch with a factory replacement. However when the transmission and engine are mated, I cannot move the clutch fork enough to attach the clutch cable. Everything qas aligned with the clutch alignment tool, and everything is torqued to spec. Please help!
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Are there pilot bearings on Honda’s? I am swapping a motor on a manual 2000 accord and was going to replace the throwout bearing and need a pilot bearing as well? I’ve seen bushings that sit in the flywheel? Do these go bad?
there’s pilot bearings on pretty much every car with a manual transmission. The pilot bearing is the bearing that goes in the center of the flywheel.
Very cool
thanks for the video. can i ask my car honda jazz 2003, makes noise when engine is on, and in gear 1 or 2 sometimes, but noise completely disappear when i fully press the clutch. I went to garage they said gear box is the issue and the clutch, some others said it might be release bearing and clutch. I am not sure, I read online some says its the shaft input. can you advise please. thank you so much.
khalil adnan it's hard to say without hearing the noise, if I heard it I could tell you. But it does sound like the throwout bearing, if you press in the clutch and it goes away it is probably the throwout bearing. because that's what mine did and it was the throwout bearing. Common issue on the manual transmission hondas from 01-05.
Definitely the throwout bearing my eg does the exact same
Did you replace it? I have the same problem. I'm curious?
In case anyone still needs the answer to this, that's caused by the input shaft bearing. You have to remove the gears inside the transmission to get to it. If left untreated, the bearing can completely break and cause your transmission to get stuck in gear. Ask me how I know, lol.
Could you send me the part number for that or where you got it from?
Having a lot trouble with this
Nice crx ❤
just got a new clutch and slave cylinder in my car and now when the clutch is out and driving or at idle i hear random chirping sounds similar to crickets on a summer night, i think they did not properly grease things when they put it back together, specifically relating to the clutch fork
04 RSX Type S
scotty c yea I’m having issues with my type s as well! I recently just got tuned fbo e85 and my exedy stage 1 clutch with only 1600 miles on it I believe is starting to fail. Now I gotta buy a whole new clutch again😒
@@kuya_mike7813 that sucks man mines functioning well it's just making ugly sounds when I'm in gear driving I pretty much dont even care about it currently the sun damage is so bad on the top and hood since its black it's just turning into to much work
scotty c yea noises in gear? Trans might be on it’s way out!
@@kuya_mike7813 it does it anytime the clutch is disengaged neutral 1st 2nd 3rd so fourth its random when it does it slightly touching the clutch makes it stop have no problems syncing up to gears
will the car not start because of throw out bearing?, also my clutch is stiff idk
Well my throw bearing broke and came apart, which did not let my car start. my clutch was sometimes stiff and a couple times it fell to the floor.
@@RichLifeStories thanks, yeah my throw out bearing had a hole in it, once i changed it car started real good
@@Gtee7900 Thats good to hear!
If the spring in the fork isnt snapped onto the ball, would that cause the car to no go into gear???
No
I have a squeaky noise when I start my car after I replaced clutch. The car won’t shift into any gear. once I press the clutch pedal in the squeaky noise goes away. Do you think this is the throw out bearing?
Yes that’s exactly what it is
Hi I'm curious if you fixed it and what you found. Mine bas similar noise
@@joelun3694 so my pressure plate wasn’t aligned %100. The release bearing was getting caught and making noise. There has to be even space around the alignment tool when installing.
@@thronewalker1153 thank you👍
Anyone with this problem, fix it asap
I completely lost gears while driving after a few months of this noise
I assume this process will be the same enough for a B series cable transmission?
Yes!
@@TheMidnightGarage Thank you for your timely response! Dropping my 93 GSR tranny out of the EF Hatch first thing tomorrow morning lol. Guess I gotta sub :)
@@elliswilliams1050 niceee 😎
When I put my throw out baring in, it seemed very loose and wobbly. It’s brand new, came with my clutch kit. Once the transmission is back in, will it still be like that? I compared it to the old baring and they’re same size, same everything
I put it in the same way as you did, and followed other videos.
@@rodolfo9480 i have same problem, what did u do?
Hello Sir.... What is the number printed on bearing because we have lost our old bearing and need to buy a new one but don't know its size or number. Please help.
i just put in new clutch kit in my 1997 nissan truck. i replaced the clutch master cyinder and slave cylinder also and bench bleed both of them.i'm getting plenty of fluid coming out the slave cylinder and when you press down on clutch it will not put any kind of pressure to the fork on the throw out bearing.the fork will not move.what did i do wrong?? any feedback would be appreciated. thanks
i have same problem, did u fix?
Is it possible to do it without removing the transmission of the car while doing the clutch ?
Vincent Demontigny hell no. it’s impossible
Vincent Demontigny it depends on the car. I’ve done plenty of clutches and Throwout bearings without dropping the transmission. If the car is rear wheel drive you will most likely be able to take the drive shaft off and unbolt the transmission and it’ll separate enough to do the clutch job. On front wheel drive, I’m afraid you will have no room. You’re gonna have to drop the transmission
@@roncon1180 I have a 1991 honda CRX with 317,000 miles on the original clutch and release bearing. Can I drop the trans without having to pull the whole engine????????
@@jayman2261 I’ve never worked on a crx, but I’ve done plenty of Honda transmissions before. I’m positive you do not have to remove the engine. You should be able to remove the shift link, the bellhousing bolts, like 2 motor mounts and any accessories on the trans. Once the trans is no longer held by anything you gotta pry it to remove the trans, make sure you have a jack holding it up be fore you pry, don’t want it falling and breaking something
Do you have to remove the transmission to do this?
Obviamente
Haha if you have to ask that you shouldn’t event work on a car 🤡
@@mistafiftyone9227 I'm not I actually took the car to a shop. Just wanna make sure they're not overcharging me. And the mechanic is not a liar. Your late to the show though. I guess I can't expect much from TH-cam comments only stupid immature replies 🙄
@@jorgeub27 that guys is probably 8 haha
yes u do
shit mines stiff af and defintly doesnt move as easy as that one
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Hello, i need HELP!
I have an issue with my Civic EJ9 1.4. and cant find a solution.
It maybe comes from the release bearing like this in the video?
No im posting this under car videos and hope that someone can help me.
Ive made this video from the issue:
th-cam.com/video/YCBkie3RwR8/w-d-xo.html
Its only when i drive, especially when torgue is needed. Its the loudest when driving in reverse.
In the video i drove back with the pull brake on to simulate a torgue situation.
The Civic has 96000km, with fresh motor flush, oil change, new calibrated valves.
The shifting is really good and the clutch engages well.
Also it has no heat shieldings anymore at the exhaust, because they made loud noises in the past.
I think its maybe some issue with the transmission from engine to the wheels.
Pls help me, i cant pay tons of money for a professional mechanik, and want to repair it mysel.
Im thankfull for every help i can get!
With best regards,
Max