Clutch replaced but soft pedal
Oct 9, 2003 | 09:37 PM
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Clutch replaced but soft pedal
Hey I helped my buddy replace his clutch today in his 95 Runner. We got it all done and I think it feels fine but he is sure it is not as good as it could be. I tried to bleed out the cylinder but no air came out. Is it in his head or is there maybe an adjustment I could help him with to get more pedal. The clutch we installed in it is a Center Force one and we had the flywheel turned if that helps. Thanks guys, Blue
Oct 10, 2003 | 03:55 AM
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Re: Clutch replaced but soft pedal
Originally posted by BigBadBlue
Hey I helped my buddy replace his clutch today in his 95 Runner. We got it all done and I think it feels fine but he is sure it is not as good as it could be. I tried to bleed out the cylinder but no air came out........
Hey I helped my buddy replace his clutch today in his 95 Runner. We got it all done and I think it feels fine but he is sure it is not as good as it could be. I tried to bleed out the cylinder but no air came out........
I had a similar problem when I replaced my clutch and It ended up being air in the line down at the slave cylinder. Hope that helps.
Oct 10, 2003 | 09:40 AM
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Re: Re: Clutch replaced but soft pedal
Originally posted by PirateFins
Which cylinder did you try and bleed? Master or slave?
***I bled the clutch master cylinder being we did a clutch job.***
Did you bleed it like you would do the brakes, by pumping it up 10 or so times and then holding it?
***I had him pump it about four times and then checked it. We never took the lines off nor lost fluid so I assumed it was ok***
I had a similar problem when I replaced my clutch and It ended up being air in the line down at the slave cylinder. Hope that helps.
Which cylinder did you try and bleed? Master or slave?
***I bled the clutch master cylinder being we did a clutch job.***
Did you bleed it like you would do the brakes, by pumping it up 10 or so times and then holding it?
***I had him pump it about four times and then checked it. We never took the lines off nor lost fluid so I assumed it was ok***
I had a similar problem when I replaced my clutch and It ended up being air in the line down at the slave cylinder. Hope that helps.
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