Devilsfutbol17
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jul 27, 2007
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Bellingham,
Washington
I am looking for some advice on what I should do next. My clutch is barely disengaging at the floor. If I come off the floor at all, it will not go into gear. I just put on a Fidanza flywheel with a new surface, new autozone disk, and a used ACT 2600 PP.
I didn't have shifting issues whatsoever prior to the install. I put the tranny on and the fork was too far towards the passengers side. So I pulled it off and put a washer under the pivot ball. Then I put it bolted it back up and it was perfect in the center.
When the clutch pedal is floored, there is maybe a 1/2" at most space that the fork could still move before hitting the housing. I have adjusted the pedal assembly as per the Jacks Transmission video. I also did bleed the system.
The only thing that I could think of is that the slave or master is leaking. They both do appear to be wet so I think I'm going to replace them, but I wanted to make sure I am headed in the right direction. I would hate to spend the money on them if they are not the cause of my issues. Attached is a picture of it with the clutch pedal floored and at rest.
I didn't have shifting issues whatsoever prior to the install. I put the tranny on and the fork was too far towards the passengers side. So I pulled it off and put a washer under the pivot ball. Then I put it bolted it back up and it was perfect in the center.
When the clutch pedal is floored, there is maybe a 1/2" at most space that the fork could still move before hitting the housing. I have adjusted the pedal assembly as per the Jacks Transmission video. I also did bleed the system.
The only thing that I could think of is that the slave or master is leaking. They both do appear to be wet so I think I'm going to replace them, but I wanted to make sure I am headed in the right direction. I would hate to spend the money on them if they are not the cause of my issues. Attached is a picture of it with the clutch pedal floored and at rest.