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Hey, I’m new to this forum, but am looking for a little direction. has anyone out there heard of this new automotive lubricant called Jig-A-Loo? The name is strange, but I looked on their web site www.jigaloo.com and they seem to be legit. I am trying to get rid of the clicking from the clutch pedal on my 2004 acura TSX and thought to give this a try…anyone heard of this stuff or have used it?  

A friend of mine used it on the door hinges of his truck to stop the sqeaking sound every time you opened and closed the door.  It real real well for.  It goes on as a dry lubricant so that dirt will not stick like it does to some lubricants.  

I do not know what is causing your clicking sound so I can't say that this will fix that.  Your issue might be the linkages associated with the clutch pedal and the transmission.  

Well after doing more research, it seems the clicking noises are caused by two switches, a switch at the top to disengage the cruise control and a switch at the bottom to make sure the clutch is depressed before starting the car.

I decided to pick up some Jig-A-Loo at the store, so I'm gonna give it a shot and see if it helps!  

sorry, repost  

I got the Jig-A-Loo and sprayed it where the pedal piston goes into the firewall and on the switches as well. So far, no more clicking!  

I have to say I'm very impressed with this stuff. It stayed exactly where I sprayed it, didn't drip all over the carpet, and most of all didn't stink up my interior. My girlfriend put it on her squeeky doors and it quieted those bad boys up as well!