So for the past few months my throwout bearing has been making a noise whenever the clutch is depressed. Previously, it was only a slight grind sound that, although annoying, didn't seem to be too big of an issue. Today, on the way to work something must've happened to it, because now when I press the clutch it screeches, and the clutch pedal doesn't feel right at all. Is it safe to drive it to work like this tomorrow (30 miles) and fix it this weekend, or is the screeching something seriously bad for my clutch? Also, are there any parts I need besides the bearing when fixing this? And if anybody knows how to change the bearing, help would be appreciated.
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odds are the screeching is part of the TOB rubbing on the bellows. I had a similar sound in my old turbododge when the TOB disentegrated on me. I personally wouldn't drive it.- Josh
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Originally posted by hotghias View PostYeah, don't do what I did, which was ignore the sound and have your TOB explosively fail on a boat ramp, then have to get it towed to a shop for a $750 clutch job.Just tryin' to feed the e30 need.
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