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Clutch Pedal

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Most likely culprit is the clutch booster spring, which could be a simple lube fix, or at worst a replacement.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All, After being stuck on the M23 over the weekend, so a fair bit of stopping and starting, my clutch pedal has started to pop/click right at the top when I take my foot off it ? Having read a few posts on other forums it could be a quick lube fix or a full master cylinder replacement, any thoughts ? Also when looking around the pedal cluster I also noticed there is some side to side play in the pedal whereas the other two don't move at all. Thanks in advance, Adam.

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Most likely culprit is the clutch booster spring, which could be a simple lube fix, or at worst a replacement. Not hugely expensive, at about £35+VAT, and 1.5 hours to fit.

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Thanks Richard, will definitely give the lube a go and then try the spring. Do you think the lateral play in the clutch pedal is anything to worry about ?

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I guess it could be the pedal bushes (shown in the diagram), but I would have thought that if one or both were gone then it would make the pedal wobbly, rather than side-to-side play. Maybe see if you can see the heads of the bushes are intact.

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