its not the master cylinder clicking, its the large spring on the clutch pedal assembly. check the spring is seated correctly in its bushing and see if there's any play (from left to right) in the spring.
@@ahadqazi7750 I've not tried myself but I think the cotter pin and the pin itself must be installed new. Alternatively the hole in the master cylinder shaft and the hole in the pedal pivot are worn out and in this case also the master clutch pump and the pedal must be changed.
There was a recall, but the new master cylinders did it too. the dealer can oil it and it will go away but it just comes back. for what it's worth.. my car is 06 with 142,000 miles and its been doing this since 20,000
hey did the master cylinder replacement take away the noise for good? i saw u changed it 1 year ago. another guy said it could be the clutch assembly spring.
mine has multiple clicks. starts from the middle and by the time i get to the floor it sound like im pulling the e-brake down there. not sure what is is
@@morganpage5361 like hear clicking in the clutch if so I do to on my Jetta what I could find out on info by asking mechanics and other shit was the linkage just needs greasing or it will need replacing soon
The crunching is the master cylinder, all 7th gen accords have this - its just the spring hitting the housing, not a big deal. The shifting is the transmission, if it was the clutch it wouldn't shift well in any gear
Hey there - I know your post is 9 years old and you may or may not ever see this question. I recently had a new clutch and clutch master cylinder installed in my 7th generation Accord (2007) When I engage the clutch pedal in 1st gear to slowly move forward, there's an obvious clicking noise. Only noticeable when engaging 1st, not disengaging, or any other gear. Although the first 2 days that the clutch master cylinder was installed - I didn't hear anything, so maybe things have moved around or grease has worn off already? The prior clutch master cylinder (original I presume) would loudly click either disengaging or engaging, especially in HOT weather. But - it would be quiet in COLD weather (fall/winter). Weird....
I had this Problem too I thought I bought a lemon the damn crunchy noise and only when I got 15 000 k The strange part is the crunchy noise went away now for a while. I don't know what happened but it literally went away when I hit 30 000 twas strange,
@@n.schneiderman7993 My 2012 wrx starting doing it as well. looking like bleeding the clutch could help. That will be my first move. how is your Jetta now?
Takes a few minutes for your mechanic to put some Moly grease on the master cylinder. Also, try to get into the habit of changing your clutch fluid once per year. That should also help out according to some honda accord forums. Not sure how often to have the Moly grease applied but I'm hoping it will last many months without clicking. Good luck. I have a 2006 accord as well. That click was very annoying.
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The fact this guy said he has fixed the problem without telling us is annoying as fuck
its not the master cylinder clicking, its the large spring on the clutch pedal assembly. check the spring is seated correctly in its bushing and see if there's any play (from left to right) in the spring.
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It's not that either. It's the metal pin and the cotter that secures the pedal pivot to the master cylinder shaft!
@@alessandroserrao9422 how can we fix it?
@@ahadqazi7750 I've not tried myself but I think the cotter pin and the pin itself must be installed new. Alternatively the hole in the master cylinder shaft and the hole in the pedal pivot are worn out and in this case also the master clutch pump and the pedal must be changed.
I swapped out the master cylinder and it fixed mine today
There was a recall, but the new master cylinders did it too. the dealer can oil it and it will go away but it just comes back. for what it's worth.. my car is 06 with 142,000 miles and its been doing this since 20,000
hey did the master cylinder replacement take away the noise for good? i saw u changed it 1 year ago.
another guy said it could be the clutch assembly spring.
I had the same problem with my 06 accord. Found out that my master cylinder was bad. Got that replaced and now I need to put a new clutch in.
Did the clicking noise ever return? I have read some times it returns after 5-6 months.
Mistrzuniu, noi jaka była przyczyna? jak to naprawiłeś?
Same problem for 2012 Si. I had a FA5 before as well and had the same problem. It’s like a common thing.
I have a fa5 and experiencing this did you get to fix it and if so how?!😂
What the heck was the fix boss?
How did you fix this?
My vw mark 5 gti started this malarky yesterday . I've had the car 13 years first proper niggle .
I have a slight clicking noise when slowly engaging the clutch in 1st gear. Not disengaging, but engaging 1st from a stop light.
Hey, i have the same issue with my Seat Ibiza Coupe, clicking noise only when engaging 1,2,3rd gear but not when disengaging, did you find the issue?
mine has multiple clicks. starts from the middle and by the time i get to the floor it sound like im pulling the e-brake down there. not sure what is is
Do you fixed it? I got the same problem
Dude having the same thing you have any idea what happened
My 307 has clicking at the pedal 2h3n i press the clutch, does anyone know what this is?
@@morganpage5361 like hear clicking in the clutch if so I do to on my Jetta what I could find out on info by asking mechanics and other shit was the linkage just needs greasing or it will need replacing soon
got this fixed or not
May I know how do you fix that in the end?
Porsche9872 look for a clip that on it. So put your head down we’re the petals are and push it in while looking up at the bars
The crunching is the master cylinder, all 7th gen accords have this - its just the spring hitting the housing, not a big deal. The shifting is the transmission, if it was the clutch it wouldn't shift well in any gear
Hey there - I know your post is 9 years old and you may or may not ever see this question.
I recently had a new clutch and clutch master cylinder installed in my 7th generation Accord (2007)
When I engage the clutch pedal in 1st gear to slowly move forward, there's an obvious clicking noise. Only noticeable when engaging 1st, not disengaging, or any other gear.
Although the first 2 days that the clutch master cylinder was installed - I didn't hear anything, so maybe things have moved around or grease has worn off already?
The prior clutch master cylinder (original I presume) would loudly click either disengaging or engaging, especially in HOT weather. But - it would be quiet in COLD weather (fall/winter). Weird....
What was causing it?
I had this on my old car and bleeding the clutch stopped it
Mines clicking like this what was the part called that was worn out please
So why is it doing that as mine is doing the same and garage seams not been able to find an issue
I had this Problem too I thought I bought a lemon the damn crunchy noise and only when I got 15 000 k The strange part is the crunchy noise went away now for a while. I don't know what happened but it literally went away when I hit 30 000 twas strange,
I had master cylinders changed and new oil it only started to do this click noise after replacement
This is the second time mine goes out :(
my friend stalled in 5th right after being on the freeway since then my clutch does this shit
bouzer2dope did you find how to fixed it?
I just bought a 2021 VW Jetta. When I release the clutch it makes a clicking sound. Is that normal? Anyone know?
My 2017 jetta just started doing it
@@n.schneiderman7993 My 2012 wrx starting doing it as well. looking like bleeding the clutch could help. That will be my first move. how is your Jetta now?
@@creamcheese2680 my jetta is fine now, it only made the noise in 80-90 degree weather
@@n.schneiderman7993 Great to know, Thanks!!
He replaced the flux capacitor. Got him back up to 2.2 gigawatts and he was able to go back in time and tell himself not to buy that car.
WHATS THE FIX😭😭😭😭😭
Takes a few minutes for your mechanic to put some Moly grease on the master cylinder.
Also, try to get into the habit of changing your clutch fluid once per year. That should also help out according to some honda accord forums.
Not sure how often to have the Moly grease applied but I'm hoping it will last many months without clicking. Good luck. I have a 2006 accord as well. That click was very annoying.
use SILICONE oil/grease on most right of pedal, other kind of oil won't remove the noise. It's clearly a plastic noise
How did you fix this?
Shubby Dhillon hey if ur still having this problem or if it happens again it might be a little clip at is loose
I had master cylinders changed and new oil it only started to do this click noise after replacement
Did you find out what was causing it???