when the car is off i can shift gears but when i turn it on and push in the clutch i cant shift into any gear, i dont think the clutch is disengaging. any ideas?

 

stock clutch or clutch line??

 

Sounds like dead pilot bearing...


-Ted

 

i would first try the simple things. look for any leaks in the line if its the stock rubber one. if none then check the slave cylinder. if neither than pull the trans and check the PB. even the clutch could be busted. i busted mine and it would do **** while running. but check the easist stuff first

 

well i replaced the clutch, pilot bearing and throwout bearing lsat week and i just ovhauld my clutch mastercylinder, and the rubber hose to the slave cylinder is brand new

 

what would i look for in the slave cylinder?
why would the pilot bearing cause something like this?

 

oh also i can dog shift it after i get it "going" ( start it in gear ) basicly push start my self with the starter

 

Search???


-Ted

 

search for what?

 

I know this sounds stupid, but first thing to check is that there's still fluid in your clutch master cylinder. Sounds strange but I ran 3 sweet runs in my FC33 at the autocross event a couple of weeks ago without a hitch, then parked my car all day in the hot sun, came back and couldn't get it into gear. Popped the hood and I had no clutch fluid. I had to run to the gas station to get some brake fluid to pour in it, then pumped the crap out of it to get it home so I could rebleed the clutch and do it all the right way. Just like you, I redid the pilot bearing, throwout bearing, and clutch about 2 months ago. My only guess is that it either got way hot and boiled out, or I had a slow leak that I didn't know about. I've been keeping an eye on it now.