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2004 Wrangler TJ, 42RLE auto trans. F/R lockers, 5.38 gears, Warn Winch, Currie 4" Suspension
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A knocking sound is not normal but a spinning bearing sound that goes away when you step on the clutch pedal is 100% normal.
 

· Knows a couple things...
2004 Wrangler TJ, 42RLE auto trans. F/R lockers, 5.38 gears, Warn Winch, Currie 4" Suspension
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Are you quizzing me?
If you're looking for instruction on how the throwout bearing works, fine, let us know & we/I can help you out on that. But if you want to test my knowledge, don't bother since I know how the clutch and the throwout bearing works. I did my first clutch job in '68, likely before you were born.

And if you're going to continue busting people's chops on such critical topics like whether it's a bolt or stud that holds the slave cylinder in place, and it is indeed a stud but even you first described them as bolts in post #31, I'd find a different forum that may enjoy that type of attitude better.
 
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