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EcLiPsE84037Nov-17-04 10:38 AM
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#3649, "CLUTCH HELP"


          

Well got my car back from the shop and it worked fine put my kit on and everything well then got home last night and it wouldnt go into gear the clutch wont disengauge sp. so i called the guy and he said i need a new clutch i was just wondering what all you consider to do.

  

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RE: CLUTCH HELP, grain, Nov-17-04 12:21 PM, #1
RE: CLUTCH HELP, optimuspeterson, Nov-19-04 03:25 AM, #2
      RE: CLUTCH HELP, EcLiPsE84037, Nov-26-04 11:24 AM, #3
           RE: CLUTCH HELP, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Nov-30-04 07:00 AM, #4
                RE: CLUTCH HELP, EcLiPsE84037, Nov-30-04 05:11 PM, #5
                     RE: CLUTCH HELP, willy, Dec-02-04 01:55 PM, #6

grainNov-17-04 12:21 PM
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#3650, "RE: CLUTCH HELP"
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try bleeding the clutch line.

  

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optimuspetersonNov-19-04 03:25 AM
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#3655, "RE: CLUTCH HELP"
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Originally posted by grain
try bleeding the clutch line.



what he said, plus see if there isn't a hole in the clutch line or they disconected it for some reason. Does it seem easier to push in on the clutch than normal?


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EcLiPsE84037Nov-26-04 11:24 AM
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#3680, "RE: CLUTCH HELP"
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tried to bleed my clutch would it help that much started to bleed it and now it is so loose that its not doin anything

  

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneNov-30-04 07:00 AM
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#3692, "RE: CLUTCH HELP"
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Did you add fluid to it? If you bleed all the fluid out of it, yeah, it'll do that. You may have a bad master or slave cylinder, or a leak somewhere, or no fluid in the clutch hydralic system.

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EcLiPsE84037Nov-30-04 05:11 PM
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#3697, "RE: CLUTCH HELP"
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bleed it got it back to normal but clutch still wont disengauge really pissin me off anyone got any other suggestions thanks to all that are trying to help

  

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willyDec-02-04 01:55 PM
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#3706, "RE: CLUTCH HELP"
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you may want to check the master cylinder. It is hard to notice it leaking without really getting in there and taking a good look

  

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