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Clutch Pedal assembly Urgent

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    Clutch Pedal assembly Urgent

    wassup fellas im having a HUGE crises.... i had put in my new master clutch cylinder and now im habving a problem with the spring thats behind the pedal.... for some reason my clutch isnt catching pressure with a mechanic saying everything is right and the spring thats installed is pulling the pedal back to the floor.... DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHATS UP..... TRYNA MAKE THAT NY MEET TODAY!!!!!
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    Originally posted by rockdillardCB7 View Post
    wassup fellas im having a HUGE crises.... i had put in my new master clutch cylinder and now im habving a problem with the spring thats behind the pedal.... for some reason my clutch isnt catching pressure with a mechanic saying everything is right and the spring thats installed is pulling the pedal back to the floor.... DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHATS UP..... TRYNA MAKE THAT NY MEET TODAY!!!!!
    Are you sure it isn't because you haven't bled out the system well enough yet? did you do this job yourself or did the mechanic do it? As I recall you don't need to mess w/ the clutch pedal return spring to install the mc but I could be wrong. In any case, the spring wouldn't pull the pedal to the floor in the first place. I suspect air in your clutch hydraulic line still.

    If you're by yourself you can bleed it by jamming a 2x4 or something between the driver's seat and the clutch pedal, then loosening the bleeder bolt on the slave cylinder, etc etc.

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      replace the clutch slave cylinder, most of the time they go out near or at the same time.
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        if the pedal is springing to the floor that mean there is no pressure in the line.

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          it still has air just like i told you

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            Originally posted by GunRunner View Post
            replace the clutch slave cylinder, most of the time they go out near or at the same time.
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            At the very least do a visual inspection of it and make sure the boot area is completely clean and dry. If there's no leaking there than maybe just rebleeding will help, but if the slave cylinder is gone/leaking the pedal will stay on the floor all the time so you'll have to replace it.

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