Clutch Release bearing / Throw out Bearing Explained - How it works?
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2016
- A quick look at what the clutch release/throw-out bearing is, what it does and how it works.
In this particular video we are using a Land Rover gearbox and release bearing, but the principle is the same for all clutch release and throw out bearings.
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very informative, short, straight to the point, no bs!!! Absolutely love the video.
Easily one of the most informative car videos on the internet and it's short and sweet. Great stuff brother
thanks alot! its nice to see it actually doing its job! subbed i hope for more videos!
You're welcome James. There's more videos being made. We're having a break for a couple of weeks though as we are having all of our videos translated into different languages.
short and informative, subbed
Thanks for the help, im thinking about buying a '79 c10 that needs a new clutch, pressure plate, and a throw out bearing. I had no idea what a throw out bearing was. Thanks
such a small bearing....... such a massive pain to get to.😉
Excellent!
Thanks Romy Nacido.
This might be the part in my car that’s making a slight grinding noise when pushing in the clutch…I’m gonna have to investigate!
I have the same problem does it affect the car if you don’t fix it?
@@BoonConsulting
If it’s a grinding noise it could be the little balls inside the bearing are starting wear out and the clutch needs to be changed.
@@Bimbo-Ballsso what if i change release bearing only??
God bless you my friend.thanks to ideas my friend.new subscribe.
😊😊thanks sir
Is it possible to change the sleeve that the thrust bearing slides on mine is worn out a lot and need to replace it and was looking at changing the sleeve rather than replacing the gearbox
Got a question maybe u can help me out. I am very new to working on cars so I don’t know much .. 2 weeks ago I changed my slave cylinder my master cylinder braided line and re did the fluids to fix the sticky peddle .. worked amazing the car drove like new to say the least! Until today it was really hot outside and I drove over 60 miles and sticky pedal feel came back .. do u think it’s the throw out bearing ? Or maybe air in the lines ? Fluid boiling up thus creating sticky peddle ? Nice video btw!!
Want to use part of this video for an explanation of how to install a clutch kit with hydraulic release bearing... u ok with this? will mention your channel 👍
If release bearing is all good butt gets transmission oil on it does it need replacing or can u just clean it cheers in advance
great video
I appears in this video that the bearing is not "attached" in any way to the actuating arm or "fork". Therefore, it is not pulled back away from the clutch when the slave cylinder is passive. True? Is it free to slide back and forth from fork to pressure plate when the clutch is not depressed? I have a Ford Kent motor and clutch
Jack
It is attached to the clutch fork. He uses some metal clips to attach it in the vijeo
Any idea about this issue on my 2004 Impreza wagon manual, 156,000 miles? Clutch replaced 20,000 miles ago. Center Differential replaced 200 miles ago. Noise started after center diff replacement, about 100 miles later. Does not make noise in turns (except when coasting).
A mild clicking/tapping noise (sounds soft like playing card in bike spoke) is present when coasting in any gear, front main transaxle area (transmission). It varies in frequency and speed, according to the output shaft RPMs, and sometimes it's quieter or not there at all. It's probably a small piece of flat wire from a piece of seal that got away during clutch or center differential replacement. Doesn't seem to affect operations though. Does it about 80% of the time, but is not noticeable 50% of that time. It's quiet enough where talking, dirt roads, road noise, or any stereo masks it. Doesn't make the noise when it's under load...as in forward or reverse gears in play, clutch released.
Any ideas, other than debris in case?
Thanks!
Merci
Great video tho slightly short
Help my boyfriend only drove my truck once, and popped clutch on my old 3 on tree, and now something is hitting when in 1st. It stops when I push clutch in and doesn't do it in any other gear. I can't move driveline at all so I think u joints good cause that's quiet. Any suggestions.
Guys my manual transmission car makes a screeching sound when the engine is running on neutral, but when I press the clutch the sound stops. Left it for one day and came back to it to see if the problem persisted, now whenever I rev the engine the sounds come back, but when I stop revving it stops. Could this be related to the release bearings?
Sounds like the pressure plate is worn. The throw out bearing could be bad.
Clutch, pressure plate, throw out bearing and pilot bearing all come in a kit.
Question, after I push the clutch pedal in and out like 15 times, the clutch starts to get sticky, and there is a squeaky noise coming from clutch.
I've had the slave cylinder replaced, as well as the clutch plate.
Would the main clutch bearing be the problem?
That explained it in such a short video
Does it make a whirring sound when the clutch is engaged, if it’s not working?
Would a slight gritty feeling when I press and release the clutch be the result of a worn throw-out bearing?? Its an Audi A4 B6 and its driving me mad!
canihazburgers yep
yeah i guess
As simple as it gets
I'm replacing a transmission should I replace throw out bearing while I have tranny out? It was fine but I try to replace new stuff if involves pulling tranny
What could be the cause of a noises when releasing clutch pedal especially when engine is cold and transmitter is in neutral?
Do you need to replace release bearing if it gets wet by the flood?
No.
I have a 1995 chevy s10 4 cylinder 5 speed. The clutch is going bad. It's leaking between motor and transmission. My question is it the bearing or master slave. Can't find slave master cylinder.
Will the car drive with a broken finger of the pressure plate
Question. If you have a grinding noise on a manual gearbox when in gear under load, but the sound disseapears when the clutch is pressed down(coasting). Is this then the throwout bearing somehow rattling against the fingers? Or is noise like this due to some other bearing on the shaft? It seems the internet is filled with different solutions to this simple questions, if the noise comes when the clutch pedal is down or up :)
I have the same on my 2.2, 2007,
If you hear a sound when you press the clutch down, then it is the throwout bearing.
Yeah, same thing with both my cars and can't find a straight answer, lol! Did you found the cause for those issues?
Durwan sometimes people over think sounds as components are going wrong. Before anything, get the fluid changed with quality transmission fluid with thick viscosity and high slip. You’d be surprised at how smooth and efficient the transmission gets. Only if problems persist AFTER a transmission fluid change is when you know you need to change out transmission parts. Otherwise it is common for the throw out bearing to become worn down and is a relatively straightforward fix. Bearings are usually changed out with every clutch replacement.
Check this video and pinpoint the gears in which noises occur:
ruclips.net/video/6WfPnb7MUCM/видео.html
What could b the reason my car make noise in cold start when i release the clutch, but noise dissapear when i oress the clutch?
Awesome, this must be a 'push' style clutch
On my 91 chevy i replaced the slave cylinder N master cylinder and nothing changed after bleeding. Any ideas? Also while i had the slave cylinder out i used two screw drivers to move the. Arm back and forth. Is there suppose to be spring back?
I have a squeak when I press the clutch pedal down with the car off and cold. If I repeat this many times, the squeak goes away. But, next day when cold, the squeak comes back. Is this a throw out bearing problem? I have a hydraulic clutch.
I had the same issue it escalated. It’s a warning to change it. Usually change everything one time, clutch plate pressure plate and release bearing
Hi, I bought Peugeot 2008 diesel 5 speed gear 9 months ago, and one months after I bought the car I started to hear a crunching stone sound when the clutch is not pressed, car is standing, and when I press the clutch sound is not present. Now after 9 months ago, that sound is louder, I can hear it while driving the car because I'm not pressing the clutch. In Peugeot they told me that it should work like that :) and they don't want to fix it. So should I fix it, what can happen if I continue to drive my car while this bearing is working on this way?
Zordan Marko i have same problem
@@TriqShxting Sorry to hear that, especially because Peugeot is telling me that if they replace it with a new clutch the problem will persisted :). But then I told them that it is not a problem with the clutch, the problem is in bearing, because I have a cousin and a friend which are both mechanics and they are telling me that it's a bearing sound problem and that it should not work like that. But I can't give them to fix that because I will lose my warranty :). So that's another problem, I would like to fix this, Peugeot wants to fix clutch and clutch is not a problem, even they told me that, that is the sound of bearing :). So don't know what to do and sound is unbearable. I mean when I'm driving it is present but not to much loud, I almost cannot hear it, but when I start the car and when I release the clutch and get out :). Anyway if you somehow fix the problem :) be sure to write it here ahahah :)
Zordan Marko the throw out bearing is usually replaced along with every clutch replacement. If you are sure it is not replaced, get your friends to do it. If they do it right, there is no way to tell the transmission has been worked on by another party. Don’t worry about “losing the warranty”. If you are pulling the transmission, might as well replace the clutch while you’re at it. If the clutch is smooth and not slipping, I’d say don’t worry about it and replace everything with the next maintenance period. Unless you hear grinding noises it is fine.
if my throwout bearing fails, is there a chance that it might cause the engine not to start back up?
No. That would be fuel or ignition related.
Dude must know what he’s doing, as he’s gone gears for tattoo? 🧐
😂
Can I ask if this is exspensive.? I missed a gear and my car started making this noise.
It depends on what car and what is causing the problem. It may not be the release bearing making the noise. Although, If it is a problem, the bearing isn’t that expensive, but the labour to split the engine/gearbox to get to the bearing could be expensive.
@@EducationalMechanics it only does is after you have been driving a while makes a shuddering noise when the clutch is in. Its a 5 series bmw 520d msport.
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