Hi, When starting off from rest, at a junction or lights, my 940 estate 2.0 makes a chirp from the clutch, also if shifted from 2nd to 3rd quickly, not often and if driven gently does not happen. The car has covered 106,000 miles and clutch checked 10k prieviously and found to be OK, The clutch does not slip under any other conditions. I think it is time for a change before it fails big time, is this an easy job as I have seen posts of people unable to split the bell housing or drop the box. Andy.
940 clutch "chirps"
Sep 02, 2004
1 Replies
This is generally caused by the clutch release bearing and it would be best to change the whole clutch or put up with the chirp till it gets bad, then change the whole clutch. You should have no difficulty in splitting box and bellhousing from the engine provide you remove the propshaft.
Cheers, Peter.
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