stakss2k

I replacdd the clutch , slave and clutch master and my car still isnt going into gear . My clutch is going straight to the ground whenevr I step on it so im guessing theres still air in there , I did bleed it but im not sure if I did it right ? I been without my DD for about a month now anythibg will help please .

humbucker87

Dude, no offense, but creating new threads is not going to get you help any faster. Please update the original thread so people have context of your problem.

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/108...n-help-please/

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/108...n-please-help/

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/108...n-help-please/

S000M

Not an expert on this, but just replaced both on mine along with the connecting hose and had no issues. Bleeding is key, but I thought of something else. Are you sure you have the clutch fork engaged? If not I was thinking that might cause the same effect since you'd be pushing against nothing. Let the experts chime in.

s2000maniac

If it's going straight to the floor, make sure the slave cylinder nipple is actually pushing on the fork and not going past it. This happened to me, but you should also see fluid leaking out from the boot area.
If no fluid leaking out then just keep bleeding it. Get smaller hose so it fits on the bleeder screw really tight and submerge the other end of the hose in fluid filled bottle so that it doesn't suck back in air. Try to position the hose in a way so that's it pointing up.

stakss2k

Thats what I tried doing at first the air bubbles come out big them small and I seem that they come out small because somehow theres air entering still.. im just not to sure of how to do it .

stakss2k

Also the slave nipple is on the fork but its not really moving it .