My car has recently had a couple of episodes where the clutch pedal all of a sudden locks up and I can barely push in the clutch far enough to change gears. I have no clue why it's doing this but it's getting really annoying and unsafe. The video below is the noise that it makes whenever I push in the clutch pedal.
If anyone has any insight into this please let me know ASAP. I drive close to 500 miles a week for work and having my car not running is not an option.
My only guess is the throw-out bearing. There is a rumble to the clutch pedal when pressing it but it's not terrible.
The street Southbend clutches are really affordable and I liked them. The pedal feel is different from stock though. It's lighter and has this "2 step" feeling...like the newer Mazdas have if you've ever driven one.
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