Clutch problems
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Clutch problems
The pedal sticks to the floor, i pulled the master cylinder out and when i press the plunger down with a screw driver it shoots fluid, and returns but after a few squirts it will no longer fill up and continue squirting.
should i disassemble it and clean it out? it does not leak anywhere, i even tried adjusting the pedals plunger travel.. and attempted to bleed it. it did nothing to get the firmness back.
the fluid level never changes, it does not increase nor decrease in the cup
should i disassemble it and clean it out? it does not leak anywhere, i even tried adjusting the pedals plunger travel.. and attempted to bleed it. it did nothing to get the firmness back.
the fluid level never changes, it does not increase nor decrease in the cup
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You should just change both while you're at it. The whole project is less than $100 depending on where you buy the parts. Make sure you check the rubber clutch line for deterioration as well.
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Picked up a slave from carquest for 7$, still the same problem.
I had my brother get inside the car and pump the pedal hard by hand.. tiny tiny bubbles were coming from the MC, its shot
at least a new one was only 17$, i got a new stainless flex line for $10
Having friends work at autoparts stores saves you money
I had my brother get inside the car and pump the pedal hard by hand.. tiny tiny bubbles were coming from the MC, its shot
at least a new one was only 17$, i got a new stainless flex line for $10
Having friends work at autoparts stores saves you money
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