how to fix a broken clutch switch
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how to fix a broken clutch switch
for those of you who have problems with your car stalling out when you are stopped in gear its probubally your clutch switch, so here is a cheap and easy fix that'll take no more then an 30 minuites.
first get under your dash and look at switch, if the button ist sticking out much then the spring inside has gone bad (it should stick out about 1/2"). so pull out the switch, bend the 4 metal tabs up holding the plastic connector piece in and pull out the gutts. then go to your desk/kitchen drawer or wherever you keep pens and get a click type pen (i used a skillcraft) take it apart and steal the spring (i'm not sure if all pens are the same so you might need to take apart a few to get the right size spring), then re-assemble with the new spring re-install and go for a drive!
thanks, kyle.
first get under your dash and look at switch, if the button ist sticking out much then the spring inside has gone bad (it should stick out about 1/2"). so pull out the switch, bend the 4 metal tabs up holding the plastic connector piece in and pull out the gutts. then go to your desk/kitchen drawer or wherever you keep pens and get a click type pen (i used a skillcraft) take it apart and steal the spring (i'm not sure if all pens are the same so you might need to take apart a few to get the right size spring), then re-assemble with the new spring re-install and go for a drive!
thanks, kyle.
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Its still not bad to have another thread with pictures, considering how things get swallowed by the forum sometimes.
Good Job Adam_C for the originally posted idea, and good job to the OP for figuring it out too.
Nothing wrong with redundancy, especially considering the common need for this fix.
Good Job Adam_C for the originally posted idea, and good job to the OP for figuring it out too.
Nothing wrong with redundancy, especially considering the common need for this fix.
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yea, i wish i had found this earlier, i ended up buying a new switch and just tore the old one appart for for fun just to find that it was a cheap and easy fix. oh well. new pics and a bump for the old thread tho!
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