Clutch i hear a like a bird chirping noise when my foot is off the clutch then goes away when my foot is on it. is it the clutch bearings?

Your throw out bearing is wore out you should be hearing a chirping like sound as well that goes away when you push the clutch in.

If is a serpentine belt, take it out and check the belt tensioner. some of them have a screw that allows for tightening/loosing the belt. Sometimes it looses some bearings and it could chirp.

Open the hood and listen, it may be a drive belt.

the noise you hear is the thro-out-bearing .when you apply the clutch pedal it applies pressure on the pressure plate .the noise stops until you let out the clutch again,the bearing can be replaced without replacing the whole kit,clutch ,pressure plate,thro-out-bearing if money is a issue,...Merry Christmas.

What?! Really! The noise goes when the clutch pedal is depressed! So the noise goes when the release bearing (throw-out bearing) is engage? So how would that be a release bearing/clutch problem? If it didn't make a noise until the clutch pedal was depressed, it would be the release bearing! In other words its the input shaft bearing and/or counter shaft bearing in the gearbox. Stop giving people bad advice

more than likely a worn bearing in your gear box, if it is every gear i would say input shaft bearing or output shaft bearing, unless it is while the car is stationary then depress your foot on the clutch if it goes away the its the thrust bearing in the clutch, also could be the spiggot bearing which will humm with car stationary clutch in or out. hope i have helped.

it sounds like the thrust bearing in worn with no load you can hear the wear or play in the bearing

internal slave cylinders are known to leak , unfortunate it is behind clutch assembly , i would change both , clutch master and slave cylinder

the noise is from a worn out clutch pressure plate release bearing, replace it..