The hydraulic clutch in my 1996 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4.0L 5spd. is now a series of 6 (w/ what should be reverse) neutrals. What could be the specific causes? Fluids remain at proper levels and appear clean. No leaks are visible from the engine compartment master cylinder to the slave cylinder.
Pump clutch watch fuild in master, it should go down and up with each pump and release. the master can be by passing. if the system has been drained you may have a air bubble in master. to remove air use a nose suckion ball, put in the bottom of master. be sure to suck it in the up and down spots
SOURCE: 1990 Mazda B2200 PU. Clutch sticks to the floor
I just had the same problem today it was the master cyclinder
its a common mazda problem
SOURCE: 02 Cruiser. Replaced clutch master cylinder cause
is the clutch power assisted(vacuum)?if so couldvery well have some bearing on what is happening.I WILL TELL YOU A STOREY.A couple of months ago I changed the clutch master cyl. on my land cruiser and because I do all my own work still I didnot obey the golden rule..3days later i changed the slave cyl...l again did not obay the golden rule...... 2 days later iagain pulled the master cyl off cleaned it all out, but this time I OBEYED THE GOLDEN RULE,WHICH IS::always change the brake fluid when ever you change amaster cylinder either brake or clutch or when I was doing work for other people,if the brakes were worked on or the clutch you drained the sytem and relaced the fluid...ANY COMMERCIAL WORKSHOP THAT DOES NOT DO THIS IS GOING TO HAVE COMEBACKS ..it may only be 5or10% but for a $5container of fluid it isn` t worth the chance I was in that5 or 10 % are you? that is true,not more than 3 months ago give it some thought ....................
SOURCE: clutch adjustment
Its either the clutch fluid is wrong or not at the correct levels or it has not been bled correctly.
SOURCE: stuck clutch pedal on a Mazda B series truck
Replace both clutch slave and master cylinders, and bleed well. I've also had this happen.
SOURCE: Clutch fails to dis-engage clutch. 1986 F250 3/4ton 7.5 2wd
Make sure the slave cylinder body is attached firmly, then bleed the air out of the hydraulics--similar to bleeding brake lines. Watch the clutch mechanics while someone operates the clutch, (engine off) you should see definite movement. If you get movement and no clutch action, you may have to reappraise your clutch installation. Hope this helps!
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