Isuzu Trooper Clutch Pedal Issue

some of these were manual clutch cable check adjustment of cable at firewall (bulkhead) and check for cracks around where cable goes through to inside cab common on old girls.
if hydraulic clutch system
check fluid in clutch master cylinder is it low?
it could have leaking slave cylinder on gear box bell housing or your clutch needs replacing, gear box out and replace clutch as a kit, pressure plate, clutch plate, thrust bearing (comes as kit) but dont forget to check and or replace the spigot bearing in the rear of the crank shaft when doing clutch kit.

It's usually the clutch master or slave cylinder that is bad when the pedal drops to the floor suddenly. Check both to see which one is leaking fluid and that's your bad one.

check your clutch reservoir for fluid leaking could be your clutch master or your clutch slave cylinder,very where the leak is comin from and go from there

hi found out that it is a dual mass flywheeel and its allowing this problem as its faulty

Yes clutch pedal should start to drive about 1inch off the floor and when driving keep your foot away from the pedal,/ also when new clutch is fitted did they fit a complete clutch assy /and did they surface grind the flywheel as if it was badly worn on the 1st one then the new one wouldent last very long.
as when the clutch starts to drive 1" from the floor clutch is good /when it engages right out its buggered and slips so ask about the f/wheel

hydraulic clutch? something is leaking in the bell housing

had a recent same problem. would push the clutch all the way to floor and it still would only partially disengage causing hard shifting and forcing thru all gears. solution: underneath dash on drivers side is the clutch pedal adjustment rod. u will h ave to loosen the lock nut and then readjust the pedal. you will want the pedal to come closer to the driver (out) making the stroke on the pedal longer. now mine shifts easily. hopes this helps. [email protected]

bleed the air out of the system

Hydraulic clutch= Bleed the System
Cable clutch= adjust the cable

i used to have the same problem with my izuzu trooper there is an adjustment bolt at the back of the pedal near the fire wall of the car that has to be tightened if its not that then your slave cylinder might be going and you should get it replaced