Subject	Get under the car and have someone work the clutch.
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on February 21, 2010 at 7:00 PM
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In Reply To	You might have a problem at the pivot ball of the fork>> posted by ZUL8TR on February 21, 2010 at 06:52 AM
Message	See if the slave piston is actuating the clutch fork. It needs to move at least an inch or two. If it is, then problem is inside the the bell housing with pivot ball, fork or clutch itself. If the slave piston travel is less than an inch, then you have problems with the hydraulics, mostly likely air in the line. Rebleed carefully. If problems persist, the air leaks might be caused by a leaking slave cylinder. Could be master, but usually slave goes first. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	Wont go into gear - mkspriggs 16:51:05 02/20/10 With the car off pump the pedal enough to get it into - ShakaShaun(Denver) 16:57:14 02/20/10 There's air still in the system -- if the pedal gets hard - jzack 16:58:31 02/20/10 Re: There's air still in the system -- if the pedal gets hard - mkspriggs 19:01:59 02/20/10 You might have a problem at the pivot ball of the fork>> - ZUL8TR 06:52:43 02/21/10 Get under the car and have someone work the clutch. - Gordo 93TT Daytona 19:00:55 02/21/10 Re: Get under the car and have someone work the clutch. - mkspriggs 21:09:15 02/21/10 Re: Get under the car and have someone work the clutch. - mkspriggs 21:20:12 02/21/10 Somebody help me here... I am pretty certain you can get a - Gordo 93TT Daytona 22:13:18 02/21/10 As I stated above and you note the rubber boot can >>> - ZUL8TR 06:14:05 02/22/10 As many have said already it sounds like the pivot ball. - 5280Z_nightstalker 23:19:53 02/21/10 Re: Wont go into gear - pooldog 08:02:01 02/22/10 Finding a clutch bolt had fallen behind the finger springs - Gordo 93TT Daytona 17:48:22 02/22/10 mkspriggs - are you doing this work yourself? - Gage 09:30:02 02/24/10 Re: mkspriggs - are you doing this work yourself? - mkspriggs 17:54:57 02/24/10 Re: Finding a clutch bolt had fallen behind the finger springs - pooldog 08:54:47 02/27/10
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