Inertia and gravity cause a bowling ball to stop on earth.
My CRX did this years ago and I think it was a loose belt, somehow related to the clutch? Generally, that squealing noise is caused by a loose/old/worn out fan belt. It's a quick, easy fix that doesn't cost too much. When you pop the hood, the fan that is closest to the front bumper has a rubber belt, that's the fan belt. Take it off and replace it with a new one. On most vehicles it's easy enough to do this yourself, just make sure you get the proper part for your make/model.
no, stalling only makes your car stop for a brief moment when shifting geers to fast or not using the clutch correctly
check transmission fluid level . then check differential oil level also that model ford needed additive in diff oil to stop noise was a ford recall on that
Check the relay.
The roar is usually the fan clutch going into full lock-up. If it does not stop after a few minutes then the clutch has failed and must be replaced. If it roars continually you should get a check engine light with the corresponding code. www.trailvoy.com All the answers for your Envoy from true enthusiasts.
Throwout bearings are permanently lubricated and as such do not have a grease fitting. If the bearing grinds when you press the clutch your throwout bearing is trashed. Since it only makes noise when your clutch is rattling around, it's just an annoyance. If it gets to the point where it makes noise when you press the clutch you need a clutch job.
Sounds like your clutch is faulty or it may need adjustment.
it may bind when using the clutch, it will squeal when not using the clutch, and stop when you do. You may also feel or hear a constant grinding like noise, this is the bearings going bad.
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If the clutch on the AC compressor has seized, the engine can in some situations stop running. The compressor could be bad but it is also possible that the clutch only is bad.
If the clutch is making a noise, you could have a more severe problem on your hand, you should probably get a certified tech to look at your bike if you can find anyone that doesn't charge an arm and a leg just to do a simple diagnosis.
Not with the clutch by itself.
Technically, it never touches the flywheel - the clutch disc does. You can stop the flywheel (stall-out the engine) by engaging the clutch in gear with the brakes firmly applied.