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Clicking noise when disengaging the clutch,

Kiernan

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Clicking noise when disengaging clutch either when pulling off or changing gear, happens more in lower gears but can still happen in higher gears. 
if sat with engine running, in gear and handbrake on, and slowly release the clutch until it’s hitting point I will make the clicking noise aswell 

any ideas as to if this is serious or just a common bmw noise? 

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Morning Kiernan

Welcome to the Forum

Something in the clutch is wearing or loose and will need investigation would be my guess

Gearbox out job to repair 

Dave

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