Clutch pedal sticking to the floor
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Clutch pedal sticking to the floor
Well my clutch works fine if I use it like normal but if I put a little weight on it like, the weight of my shoe it will fall right to the floor and then I have to stick my foot under it to lift it back up.
I checked my clutch fluid, it seemed a bit low, like a little under the low level mark so I'm wondering if it sucked in some air, it needs to be bled anyways but I cant do that right now so I'm just wondering if it would be something elce.
it just started doing this suddenley last night.
I checked my clutch fluid, it seemed a bit low, like a little under the low level mark so I'm wondering if it sucked in some air, it needs to be bled anyways but I cant do that right now so I'm just wondering if it would be something elce.
it just started doing this suddenley last night.
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Originally Posted by sar
how do you use it like normal without the wieght of your foot or shoe?
It sounds purely hydraulic to me, just bleed that sucker.
It sounds purely hydraulic to me, just bleed that sucker.
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Originally Posted by sar
how do you use it like normal without the wieght of your foot or shoe?
It sounds purely hydraulic to me, just bleed that sucker.
It sounds purely hydraulic to me, just bleed that sucker.
although if I use it like normal and put it in 1'st at a stop light I can stay there all day and it wont start enguaging.. which is wierd, you think it would.
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Originally Posted by MHopkins
Roger, bleed the clutch system and if you don't know how go get a Haynes manual.
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If you have air in there, you have a leak somewhere. Find the leak first. If there's no leak, then either the master cylinder or slave cylinder is leaking internally and will have to be rebuilt or replaced.
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It's the master cylinder leaking past the piston as you rest your foot on it...
Replace BOTH the slave and master, the best mantience to these cars imho, I replaced just the master and that bit me in the *** because several months later the slave went out..
Replace BOTH the slave and master, the best mantience to these cars imho, I replaced just the master and that bit me in the *** because several months later the slave went out..
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ok, so now it's totally gone, I left work today and decided to stop by my moms house which is only a few blocks away from where I work, I pulled in the driveway and saw no one was home so I went to turn around and leave, then I had no pedal at all. luckly she came home a few minutes later and said I can take her truck for however long it takes to fix since she has another car there anyways. if I decided to go home instead I would be stuck on the highway about now.
anyways.. it's a simple enough fix, I'll pick up a new (used) master tomorrow off a friend but I'll have to do it in a foot of snow.. I know what to do in the engine bay but what tools do I need under the dash, also any helpfull tips that will make it a easy process would be appreciated
anyways.. it's a simple enough fix, I'll pick up a new (used) master tomorrow off a friend but I'll have to do it in a foot of snow.. I know what to do in the engine bay but what tools do I need under the dash, also any helpfull tips that will make it a easy process would be appreciated
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Get a long rubber hose, that you can bleed the system with by your self...
Hopefully you know how to do that of course...
But as for under the either a 12 or 10 MM deep socket or a wrench of same sorts I believe is what it was when I did mine. Don't loose any peices and wipe the area up around the new hole BEFORE you put the new one back in (just in case you didnt know it eats paint...alive).
Hopefully you know how to do that of course...
But as for under the either a 12 or 10 MM deep socket or a wrench of same sorts I believe is what it was when I did mine. Don't loose any peices and wipe the area up around the new hole BEFORE you put the new one back in (just in case you didnt know it eats paint...alive).
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