...clutch pedal quickly 3 or 4 times & continuing to hold the pedal to the floor until you've completed this phase, instead of just releasing the pressure through the bleeder valve, also push on the ...
...novice do-it-yourselfers, also, if this step is required then I suggest you replace the clutch and pressure plate as they will be exposed also since you're going to have the transmission out ...
...floor. Is there any way to adjust when the cluch engages or is something causing this? Your master clutch cylinder is probably leaking (internally; fluid bypassing the seals) or you may not have done ...
causes the pedal to go to the floor or have no clutch. but it could also be the slave so bare this in mind, if the pedal comes back up after pushing it down then the chances are its the slave at fault
...floor and not return also if you have to add brake fluid to the clutch master cylinder there will be a leak in the system that will have to be checked out, it could cause a weak clutch pedal(spongy). ...
Question about Ford Cars & Trucks
...going down hill. One of two things is wrong with your truck. Either the hydraulic clutch has a worn component that needs to be replaced or the clutch is slipping and needs to be replaced. If this ...
...return Your car uses what is called a hydraulic clutch, the master or the slave hydraulic cylinder is leaking fluid and you have no pressure in the system, this causes the clutch to go to the
...clutch is on the floor, where is the adjustment? Imogen make sure you don't have a leak in the clutch master or slave cylinder on the transmission as that would cause the pedal to go all the way to ...
Question about Mitsubishi Cars & Trucks
why is the clutch pedal on my Mitsubishi gallant going to floor? Usually the cause is a faulty master or slave cylinder just like when the brake pedal goes to the floor.
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...now. suggestions? Your car has a hydraulic clutch release system, it is defective, either the master or slave cylinder is leaking or pulling in air and this causes the clutch pedal to go to the
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