B3000 2WD V6-3.0L OHV (1994)
Clutch Pedal Assembly: Customer Interest
Clutch - Creaking Noise During Pedal Application
Bulletin No.: 001/95
Issued: 1/19/95
Revised:
Category
H
Applicable Model/s
1993 Navajo
1994 B-Series
Subject:
"CREAKING NOISE DURING CLUTCH PEDAL APPLICATION
NOTE:
This bulletin was previously released as Cat. H, # 002/94. Replace the original bulletin with this revised copy.
DESCRIPTION
A creak noise may be heard during clutch pedal application. This is caused by a "flat spot" on the clutch pedal pivot point.
Follow the procedure in this bulletin to determine the necessary repair.
REPAIR PROCEDURE
Confirm That The "Creak" Noise Is Caused By The Clutch Pedal Pivot Pin
1.
Remove the master cylinder push rod from the clutch pedal pin.
2.
Lube the inner diameter of the push rod bushing with silicone lubricant.
NOTE:
Do Not lubricate the cross shaft bushing, master cylinder or push rod.
3.
Install the push rod on the clutch pedal pin.
4.
Apply the clutch.
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If the noise is eliminated, replace the clutch pedal and master cylinder push rod bushing using the procedure described in this bulletin.
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If the creak can still be heard, replace the concentric slave cylinder.
NOTE:
Vehicles Built Before June 1, 1993 - Replace the clutch pedal and master cylinder push rod bushing using the procedure described in this
bulletin.
Vehicles Built After June 1, 1993 - Do not replace the clutch pedal and master cylinder push rod bushing.
The build date is listed on the driver's side "B" pillar.
Clutch Pedal And Master Cylinder Push Rod Bushing Replacement
1.
Disconnect the battery.
NOTE:
Record customer's preset stations prior to disconnecting battery.
2.
Remove parking brake pedal assembly.
3.
Disconnect the front driver's side dash wire harness. Push harness up into dash area to make room for clutch pedal removal.
4.
Loosen the clutch master cylinder bolts.
5.
Remove "C" clip from inboard side of clutch pedal shaft.
