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93t clutch problem
#1
Posted 17 June 2013 - 09:31 AM
whats happening is i jump in the car in the morning clutch feels normal
but after a bit of driving it becomes real hard to push in.
one day the push rod pushed right through and clutch pedel dropped to the floor
clutch fluid dropped out
so i put a longer push rod in the slave cylinder so it cant push through
but still same thing with new slave cylinder to soft in the morning then goes hard
now the thrust bearing is noisy
It had a new master cylinder in it when i brought the car about 6 months ago
any one no what this is?
#2
Posted 17 June 2013 - 09:54 AM
so...when you push the clutch in the pedal is hard? have you had a look at the pedal assembly as that is the usual cause of the symptoms you describe. often the mount where it attaches to the body is cracked and this allows the pedal to travel crooked to the alignment of the clutch master cylinder...there is sometimes a click or creaking noise that is a give away for a cracked pedal. next you should check the fire wall for cracks too.
question....what is the bore size of the new master cylinder? IF the bore is over size it will cause over travel of the slave cylinder
check for these and report back
Edited by BMGTZ, 17 June 2013 - 09:56 AM.
BRIAN
Black evo 1 full road rego and done properly/legally
I have heaps of parts...but never the one I need.
#3
Posted 17 June 2013 - 10:03 AM
I will try to help but for future posts, please put some sort or breaks between sentences as that was hard to understand.
so...when you push the clutch in the pedal is hard? have you had a look at the pedal assembly as that is the usual cause of the symptoms you describe. often the mount where it attaches to the body is cracked and this allows the pedal to travel crooked to the alignment of the clutch master cylinder...there is sometimes a click or creaking noise that is a give away for a cracked pedal. next you should check the fire wall for cracks too.
question....what is the bore size of the new master cylinder? IF the bore is over size it will cause over travel of the slave cylinder
check for these and report back
Thanks ill check all that tomorrow and get back to you thanks for the help.
#4
Posted 17 June 2013 - 11:13 AM
yes it's me KHUBNER
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