s2k tony

I have a 2004 S2000 and yesterday it was quite stuff to get into gear and this morning it was a struggle to get it into gear. I found that once I was driving it became easier to change gear. Whenever I am stationary it's hard to get it in gear. Do I need a new clutch? If so how much am I looking at paying?

Slowcrash_101

Check other cheaper stuff first, check the master and slave cylinders. Clutch fluid level, bleed the line, change tranny fluid. See if that helps.

s2k tony

The clutch fluid level is fine and I had all new fluid put in about 6 months ago. I will check the cylinders tonight. Thanks.

Slowcrash_101

How about mounts motor diff transmission.

windhund116

Change tranny oil recently?

s2k tony

The tranny oil was changed at the same time as the clutch fluid.

windhund116

Did the tranny oil change -> more difficult shifting?

Gotpepsi

Sometimes the clutch master cylinder could be leaking and you'll lose all your fluid. I would double check your master cylinder. Fluid could be gone in six months, easy.

s2k tony

I've looked at the clutch master cylinder and it looks it has been leaking. I topped it back up with fluid and it did make a difference. I've cleaned it all up so I can see where the leak is coming from then but what I need to fix it. I hope that will solve the problem. Thanks for everyone's help.

Gotpepsi

The master cylinder is leaking inside your cabin where the cylinder gets pushed in. You have to replace the unit, it's very common in s2000s.