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Hey, i have a little problem with my clutch...its an 03 civic SI coupe

this happens when i push the clutch pedal wether the car is running or not.

whenever i push it (just started happening today), i hear a squeakin noise... but when im driving it feels fine, shifts are clean, not a problem... but whenever i push it in it squeaks...anyone know what this problem is and/or how i can fix it? thanks.

 
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There's a steel ball joint on the end of the fork that moves the pressure plate and clutch. The hydraulics push the arm and it moves the fork. This is all under a rubber boot, but it isn't sealed and if it gets wet, the bearing can surface rust. Its an easy fix, get the honda dealer to squirt some grease into it, it'll take care of it. If you trace the clutch line around the passenger side of the engine, about even with the right edge of the block, maybe halfway down right up front, you'll see the boot. But I've never pulled it back to see whats in there. There's a hydraulic cylinder, and a piston arm that this ball is on, then the fork that goes into the clutch housing... but I don't know how its all laid out in there.

 
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^^^ there's your answer courtesy of Boiler.

But it's been discussed lots before... do a search.