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Loose clutch linkage?

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Install tran mount inserts

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I've got a clicking noise coming from my engine bay when I release the clutch, noticed it when I installed the tran mount inserts.
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Install tran mount inserts

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I've got a clicking noise coming from my engine bay when I release the clutch, noticed it when I installed the tran mount inserts.
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Loose clutch linkage?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've got a clicking noise coming from my engine bay when I release the clutch, noticed it when I installed the tran mount inserts. Mechanic says not to worry. I noticed this linkage seemed loose when I was under the car. Could this be the source of my clicking, and is this normal? Thanks, Chris You Tube

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That is one of the shift cables. The clutch slave and associated linkage is on top of trans toward left side. That "play" looks normal. Look at figs 3&4 here. http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...Hydraulics.htm

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