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Old 09-30-04, 10:24 PM
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I Need Help Bad!!!

i have an 84' gsl with a few mods (intake, exhaust, stickier clutch) its cool and all, but when i push the clutch in to shift, the clutch sticks in- then doesn't come back up. i have bled the clutch already, and it didn't work. your answers would be greatly appreciated.
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Sounds like the clutch master is bad, the bore has an obstruction or the seal is toast. Do you
get a steady stream of fluid out of the slave cylinder when bleeding it? rx7doctor
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yes, it had a constant stream
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When you pull the pedal back up by hand and try to pump it up does it gain any hydraulic
pressure? rx7doctor
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slave cylinder...

mine did that the other week, and i had to drive home in 1st gear for 5 miles...

what i did was replace the slave cylinder and it works great now...

33.57 at o'rielly.
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seems like the pressure is about the same
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pull back the boot on the slave cylinder and check to see if there is any fluid there, if so
its the slave cylinder, if not its the master. rx7doctor
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it's better to swap them both at the same time.. a new master can kill the old slave, vise versa..
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