well, i started my car this morning, and let it warm up for a little bit. Then I went to go put it into reverse to back out, and it would not go into gear. It wouldn't go into any gear!!! Then i finally got it to go into reverse, but it grinded a little bit, but i didn't even let the clutch out and it was already moving by itself, wtf!?! the clutch is engaging before i even let the pedal out at all what is going on here?!
#3847, "RE: i think my clutch is finally done...." In response to Reply # 0
Check the clutch fluid reserviour, check the slave cylinder for leaks, check the master cylinder for leaks.
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#3849, "RE: i think my clutch is finally done...." In response to Reply # 1
the clutch fluid resivor was completely empty i added some fluid in, but it still isn't fixed at all. Now i have almost no pedal pressure. Also i cannot find out where it is leaking from.
#3850, "RE: i think my clutch is finally done...." In response to Reply # 2
ok, i just checked, and the area under my dash was covered in fluid, and the clutch master cylinder, and i called an they are like $89 for a new one from autozone. does that seem about right?
#3852, "RE: i think my clutch is finally done...." In response to Reply # 4
I'd just buy a new one, personally. I think I paid a bit more for the last one i bought.. $90-100 if i remember right.
The master cylinder is pretty easy to replace, too. Just in a tight spot...
You got off easy
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#3854, "RE: i think my clutch is finally done...." In response to Reply # 5
i ordered one from autozone for $102 shipped, because no one carries them!!! not even the dealership. hopefully that is all that needs replaced there wasn't one drip under my car this morning, so im guessing it is the master cylinder
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i added some fluid in, but it still isn't fixed at all. Now i have almost no pedal pressure. Also i cannot find out where it is leaking from.