razrman8
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- Jul 7, 2010
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Troy,
Missouri
Hey guys. I was having trouble with my clutch before. My problem consisted of the clutch sticking to the floor. Well, I replaced the master cylinder and the slave cylinder. After that, I did not really have any problems. Until here lately. My clutch is starting to like to stick to the floor board.
It does not just fall to the floor, but when depreseed, sometimes it just does not want to come back up. Also, when I pump it at half travel, I can sometimes feel it trying to almost just suck or fall to the ground. When it does not stick and I push the clutch in, it sticks for maybe the first inch or so and then will come up. So, it is different what it does sometimes.
Since I have put a new master cylinder on it, along with slave cylinder, and PROPERLY bled both of them. I am starting to wonder if it is my clutch line. With it being super cold out, do you think it couldbe affecting my clutch at all? I am considering ordering a SS clutch line to replace it. Do you guys notice anything thing like this when its super cold out. Also, has anyone had clutch problems and then switch to the SS line and rid of problems
I have read 30+ post on clutch problems, I have searched. I want my answer to be my problem specific as most as possible.
Like I said, it does not do it all the time, but its starting to get irritating. Thanks in advance. I won't be on for a couple hours, I will be back on asap.
It does not just fall to the floor, but when depreseed, sometimes it just does not want to come back up. Also, when I pump it at half travel, I can sometimes feel it trying to almost just suck or fall to the ground. When it does not stick and I push the clutch in, it sticks for maybe the first inch or so and then will come up. So, it is different what it does sometimes.
Since I have put a new master cylinder on it, along with slave cylinder, and PROPERLY bled both of them. I am starting to wonder if it is my clutch line. With it being super cold out, do you think it couldbe affecting my clutch at all? I am considering ordering a SS clutch line to replace it. Do you guys notice anything thing like this when its super cold out. Also, has anyone had clutch problems and then switch to the SS line and rid of problems
I have read 30+ post on clutch problems, I have searched. I want my answer to be my problem specific as most as possible.
Like I said, it does not do it all the time, but its starting to get irritating. Thanks in advance. I won't be on for a couple hours, I will be back on asap.
