Cltuch problems
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Does this happen every time? Or just randomly? If it happens every time i would imagine its still the clutch fork issues.
If its random then yes it could be your master. You can exchange the fluid with a syringe or turkey baster yourself and then see how it feels after a good bleed. If the problem still persists then you might want to look into a master cylinder.
As for the slave, once they go, they usually dont work at all so you would know if it was that.
If its random then yes it could be your master. You can exchange the fluid with a syringe or turkey baster yourself and then see how it feels after a good bleed. If the problem still persists then you might want to look into a master cylinder.
As for the slave, once they go, they usually dont work at all so you would know if it was that.
Then I will post the update. Thank you.
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ok. I have changed the fluid, but problem is still exist. Symptoms are still the same. The fork doesn't pop out of its hanger, because its new. But as soon as I start going higher rpms clutch pedal would act really weird. What else could be a problem. I have never had that problem before the clutch change.
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