NA_VersionFC3S

My car is a 1987 TII.

I have not been driving the car for the past 6 months because it is not registered. But I start the car once a week and let it warm up, and then I shut it off.

The last time I started the car was 4 days ago. Today I got a ticket on my windshield b/c of having it parked on my street w/o it having current registration.

So my mom said I could take her garage spot for a while until I get it registered.

So me and my buddy go to push the car into the garage (didn't want to start it cause its too loud, and it was night time) I take off the e-brake and put it in neutral but it wont budge. I then try to start it but it just lunges forward when I turn the key like its in gear even with the clutch depressed.

My clutch pedal also has no resistance. When I push it in it sticks to the floor. To get it back up I have to put my foot under it and pull it back.

Anyone know how to fix this?
Tim

neptuneRX

check to see if you clutch cable hasn't snapped

Sir Rupert Hobo

could it be the slave cylinder?

NA_VersionFC3S

I dont think that could be the problem b/c even if it did, I should still be able to pull it out of gear while the car is off and then push it. But I can't.

Madrx7racer

Check the fluid in the clutch, I had this problem once.....
check the clutch fluid then add some DOT3 brake fluid.....

NA_VersionFC3S

anyone else?

fg0d

So you can only lift the clutch with your foot?

Slave cylinder is shot..

You either need to bleed the clutch, or replace the slave cylinder. Bleed the clutch first, if that doesn't help you need to replace the cylinder.