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Old 05-12-2004, 10:16 PM
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Clutch question...

Ok today my clutch pedal started sticking to the floor, not all the time just once in a while, the weird thing is is that all though its stuck to the floor, its not engaged?!? Whats up?
Old 05-12-2004, 10:32 PM
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check your master and slave cylinder for leaks. could've blown a seal and you're not building any pressure
Old 05-12-2004, 10:55 PM
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I agree w/ Kyle there... check your drivers side floorboard for leaks, that's where the master usually leaks from... follow the clutch pedal up and you'll see it. I typically replace them in pairs, both the master and the slave.
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i really need to replace my master, it's always leaked(well, every truck i've owned, the master leaked), slave popped 30 miles from home last year and i had to syncho shift all the way back don't think my clutch is far behind...it only grabs when i get to the top of the pedal now. maybe i'll get lucky and find a 50$ L52 tranny to dump in there for when that thing goes
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Well today I put in a new master cylinder, and the problem is fixed. It wasn't leaking, the plungers just gave away. I would like to thank you guys for your quick responses, they probly saved me money.

THANK YOU!
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It's really easy. It only cost like $20 for the new cylindar and it just bolts on. Then you just have to pump some fluid into the system again and your good to go.
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