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95 silver gsOct-18-03 03:04 PM
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#1595, "Cltuch not working"


          

I pus the peddle down but it is not doing anything it moves the fork but it is no letting the clutch go it is a new bearing and new clutch along with a new motor rebuild and turbo. I am getting frustereadted it pushes the fork but does not release the cltuch.thanks

  

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95 silver gsOct-19-03 11:09 AM
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#1597, "RE: Cltuch not working"
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please some one help i did the clutch resistor mod. It doesn't seem like it is pushing far enough. I used synthtic brake fluid. (same as clutch fluid should i run regular fluid instead of synthtic.

  

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WickedESiOct-19-03 07:33 PM
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#1599, "RE: Cltuch not working"
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Synthetic fluid is better, and the fluid is not your problem.

Pull the boot out and make sure the throwout bearing is pressing against the pressure plate fingers.

If it's just a matter of not being pressed far enough, you adjust this by loosing the lock nut on the clutch master cylinder rod and giving it more length.


Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician

  

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