clutch

[dsm racer91]

A couple of days back i started noticing that the clutch pedal got stuck and didnt want to go up. And today in the morning my clutch pedal was easy to push in and i didnt go back to its original possition so i pressed it again to shift to 1st gear when i noticed that it didnt want to go into 1st 2nd 3rd not any gear while i was still pressing the clutch pedal. do i need a new clutch?

 

[gsx7707]

check all your tranny to engine bolts.if there loose it will push the tranny out making it hard to get in gear and the pedal easier.and if you find these bolts are tight have someone push the clutch while you watch to make sure it pushes the fork arm if it doesnt your slave cylinder is bad.

 

[mattdev]

I had a similar problem and the problem was a bad Master Cylinder. I ended up replacing the slave first, since that is the most common issue.

How old are your master/slave cylinders? Mine were barely a year old, but were installed by a mechanic, so who knows if they actually changed them... I learned to do my own work after that. haha

 

[400hp93talon]

Its probably just your slave cylinder dude make sure theres fluid in it, doubt its your clutch cause if it was you would have known it was goin bad way before this happens.

 

[dsm racer91]

wheres the master and slave cylinder located at

 

[95whitegst]

slave is down by the tranny master is up to when you pop you hood directly in front of your steering wheel next to the brake fluid reservoir and it goes into the fire wall onto your clutch pedal. im having the same problems right now..ive replaced both but mine is a leak in the lines

 

[dsm racer91]

does any one have pics of the master and slave cylinders

 

[400hp93talon]

http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_images/3/2987/4921/32467460022_large.jpg

you see the white round cap at the upper right hand of the pic? thats the brake resevoir and there is a even smaller cap to left thats for the clutch fluid just use dot3 brake fluid.

heres a pic of a slave cylinder
http://www.theautochannel.com/autoparts/images/products/engineparts/r698936847.jpg
it will be on the front of your tranny its easy to see it right below the shift linkages

 

[dsm racer91]

thanks a lot man