Hi,
First time on here so I hope that I am posting in the correct place.

Need some advice/help on locating and solving a noise that seems to be related to the clutch pedel.

When the clutch pedel is brought up to biting point a noise can be heard, (similar to that kind of noise the occurs when a steering pump is a bit low on oil). This only happens when the engine is cold, within a mile or two of driving or a few depresses of the clutch pedel the noise disapears. This has been going on for some time now.

The clutch, Master and Slave cylinders have all been renewed, (by an independant 4x4 garage), in the last few weeks. But the sound still remains.

So does any one have any idea what could be causing this noise?
Should it of been solved with the replacment parts fitted by the garage?
Or is there something else that needs ajusting/renewing.

Landrover is a discovery 2 on a 51 plate

Any advice will be greatfully received.

 

What's a clutch pedel?
Release bearing?

 

The bit inside the car that you put your foot on to engage/disengage the clutch. Hope that makes sense

As you can see I am no mechanic

 

Well first you need to quit bragging that in your country you can get disco 2's with manual transmissions.

Just kiddin'

 

Yes we have both over here

But there are days when I wish I had an automatic as alot of gear changing can make the left leg tired. The clutch pedel can be a lot heavier that a small car!!!!!!!!!!!!!