Several Problems

[DSMsOwnYourV8]

First off, my Speedo doesn't work, and by doesn't work I mean it constantly goes up and down. Also, my radio shuts off when driving, and my whole car acts like it wants to die for a split second - Think it's obvious I have a short somewhere, would my best bet be to take it to a shop that installs car systems? Last, I have a Act 2600 with a race sprung disc, and all of the sudden my clutch pedal got real soft. I checked fluid, I checked under the pedal for leaks and couldn't find anything. Can someone show me pics of the master and slave cylinder, so i know exactly what I'm looking for?

 

[iluvmy4g63]

the slave cly. is bolted to the tranny.its what pushes on your clutch fork. i've bin though about 5 of them. there about 45$. the master cyl. is on the fire wall of the car. have some one push the clutch in and out and look at the slave cly to see how much travel you have and look for leaks. i have a 1-g mebe differant on 2 g but i know when the slave cly go's up the petal sticks to the floor of the car.

 

[DSMsOwnYourV8]

the slave cly. is bolted to the tranny.its what pushes on your clutch fork. i've bin though about 5 of them. there about 45$. the master cyl. is on the fire wall of the car. have some one push the clutch in and out and look at the slave cly to see how much travel you have and look for leaks. i have a 1-g mebe differant on 2 g but i know when the slave cly go's up the petal sticks to the floor of the car.

hmm my pedal doesn't stick to the floor. Can anyone provide pics of the slave and master cylinder?

 

[VTEC_THIS]

Master Cylinder

http://members.shaw.ca/dsm.1000q/Engineprimer/2G/clutchmaster.htm

Slave Cylinder is on the front bottom of the transmission. It's blue and has a bleeder valve similar to a brake caliper.

 

[VTEC_THIS]

Found a crappy picture of the slave.

http://www.roadraceengineering.com/eclipsetech/clutch/clutchslavecyl-check.jpg

Also you might want to try bleeding your clutch before replacing the cylinder, to see if it's that.

If you've never bled it, here's a walk through.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/art...how-properly-bleed-your-hydraulic-clutch.html