420aboi123
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- Feb 9, 2019
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North East,
Maryland
So when I got my car it didn't have pressure in the clutch pedal at all. I didn't know what the problem was, but then shortly after I discovered the problem I found out it had a hydraulic clutch system. So I figured it was the slave or master cylinder for the clutch. I replaced the master and slave cylinder and the line that connects them. There's no leeks or anything. Its perfectly set up, but I still have no pressure in my clutch. And yes I bleed everything correctly. There is a little pressure, but not much. Then I noticed that when I press in the clutch pedal the slave cylinder doesn't move the clutch fork. I took the slave off to see if it was working correctly on its own and its functioning the way it should so its not the slave. I'm not sure how much the clutch fork is supposed to move, but it only moves like an inch. And when I put the slave cylinder on the clutch fork it extends the clutch fork as far as it can go. So when I press in the pedal its like the slave tries to push in the clutch fork, but its already pushed in for some reason. Please help