sponge clutch pedal
Check your fluid level and make sure there is fluid in the reservoir. If not, check the master cylinder and slave cylinder to see if they're leaking. If that's good then you need to try bleeding your clutch. I would also find the specs for the clutch pedal height and free play and check that as well.
ive only had the car for 6 weeks, just checked the clutch fluid reservoir, completely empty, but there doesnt appear to be any leaking, could it just use some brake fluid? i dont have time to replace it my self tomorrow and dont want to pay 500$ for some one else to do it....
ive only had the car for 6 weeks, just checked the clutch fluid reservoir, completely empty, but there doesnt appear to be any leaking, could it just use some brake fluid? i dont have time to replace it my self tomorrow and dont want to pay 500$ for some one else to do it....
You can keep adding fluid, but if one of the units is bad it will eventually stop working completely and possibly leave you stranded.
It is likely a slow leak at your slave cylinder. I suggest that you fill your reservoir, bleed the line at your slave cylinder, re-top your reservoir and see how long it takes before the level drops.
If it's like mine, you'll have to top it off about once a year. Hardly worth replacing any hardware.
If it's like mine, you'll have to top it off about once a year. Hardly worth replacing any hardware.
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