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Hello,

I own a Honda Civic 2k1 coupe, and I have this really annoying problem with my clutch.
Whenver the weather gets warm, my clutch starts to screw up.

Every time I pressed down my clutch I would hear and FEEL two "clicks". They happen almost immediately after you press down the clutch, I think before it grabs. There doesn't
seem to be anything wrong with the performance besides this problem. And the sound
and feel gets more noticeable as the weather warms up.

I've taken to the Dealer to get it fixed several times now and all they do is put some kind of grease over my clutch master. I can't believe it takes them a whole day to do this job.
But the grease isn't fixing the problem. Now they want to replace my entire clutch master.

I don't think they know what the hell they're doing. Before I go back and waste another day with these guys, I was wondering if any of you could help me pinpoint where the problem might be.

I don't know much about cars but I'm pretty sure the problem is somewhere between the clutch master and my pedal. What connects the pedal to the clutch master? Could it be a bad spring that is mal-functioning?

Thanks for your help

-Newbie

 
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let them replace the clutch and then if that doesnt fix it, call hondas main ofice and complain about the dealership and they call them and bitch them out and then they will ake sure they will fix it, and demand a loaner car to drive while they fix it.

 
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A bad throwout bearing will make a clicking noise when the clutch pedal is depressed.