Noise in clutch
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Noise in clutch
Only owned my 2015 Jeep Wrangler for a few weeks but today sitting in my driveway I noticed a slight rumbling noise but when I push in the clutch it stops. Any ideas
#2
JK Junkie
Could be the release bearing, clutch disc, etc. Regardless, the transmission eventually has to be removed -- And at that point it's cost effective to replace all the usual suspects (disc, pressure plate, release bearing).
#3
JK Super Freak
Not saying you shouldn't do proper maintenance, but do some research into the wrangler rattle associated with the clutch:
I bought my 2013 new, the clutch started rattling at 7,000 miles, three different dealers told me it was within spec and they wouldn't touch it, even though it kept getting progressively louder. By the end of my warranty it was loud as heck. Turns out it is pretty common, sometimes going through and replacing the Through out bearing, fork, and pressure plate fixes it, sometimes it comes right back. I decided to let mine ride. Now at 127,000 miles it is starting to quite back down. I figure that means the TOB will let go soon. Idk.
I haven't had any real issues with the clutch. I did have one slave cylinder grenade. It's been a good clutch/transmission, just noisy like an old locomotive.
I bought my 2013 new, the clutch started rattling at 7,000 miles, three different dealers told me it was within spec and they wouldn't touch it, even though it kept getting progressively louder. By the end of my warranty it was loud as heck. Turns out it is pretty common, sometimes going through and replacing the Through out bearing, fork, and pressure plate fixes it, sometimes it comes right back. I decided to let mine ride. Now at 127,000 miles it is starting to quite back down. I figure that means the TOB will let go soon. Idk.
I haven't had any real issues with the clutch. I did have one slave cylinder grenade. It's been a good clutch/transmission, just noisy like an old locomotive.
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I had an issue with my clutch after sinking it to the frame in mud. My TOB was making a horrible noise, then i replaced the clutch and it went away. If you do change the clutch pressure plate, TOB yourself which is not hard, be sure before you start that you check with the Jeep Dealer has a master cylinder on hand. I ruptured mine.