I have a 96 Tacoma, and the clutch started squeaking recently so I replaced the clutch pedal bushings and greased everything but there is still a loud squeak coming from the footwell. I think it's the master cyl or the rubber sealing the shaft on the firewall. Anyone have this problem and fix it?

 

There's a lot of things to squeak in the linkage I suppose.

Mine was squeaking last week. Crawled up under the dash and it was coming from the return spring (where the spring contacts the pedal arm). Sprayed it with WD-40.

Chris

 

When I say greased, I mean everything I can grease on the inside of the truck was done so haha. Its very frustrating.

 

Happy Reading!

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/f...bushing-19137/

 

Mine too, but it's an 86 model... I haven't replaced anything from the pedal...

but I've changed my clutch master and slave cylinder about a year ago OEM parts...

I've just sprayed the moving parts of the pedal the other day with motorcycle chain lube spray...It helps a little...

 

Thanks man but I already have a spring like that on my pedal, the PO must have done it. Still squeaks.

 

You are sure it is in the cabin? In my case it was in the clutch housing. The arm moved by the slave cylinder makes a noise in my case.

 

It's definitely attached to the master Clutch cyl.. But it might be on the engine side of the firewall

 

May I ask how you ended up fixing it so the squeak would quit?

Thanks!