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I have the most annoying noise at the moment. ;)

It sounds like a squeeking/bearing noise. The noise stops if i push the clutch even the slightest bit!!!!

Thats great yet i dont want to drive with my clutch in! :mad:

I've been told i can spray some WD40 to shut it up but where would i spray it!!!

Please help as its driving me up the wall. :P:):rant:

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I had the same noise from mine for a while. You can spray WD40 in where the throwout fork rubber boot is. This is the solid looking arm thing that goes inside the gearbox and moves back and foreward when you push the clutch pedal in an out. If you're unsure, just get someone to operate the clutch and you'll find it pretty quick.

This is only a bandaid cure though. If it keeps up or gets worse then you will have to replace it. They usually start squeaking after a bout of rain. But like grigor said, think aboiut the other things you might need to replace while the gearbox is off as you can save money on labour this way.

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