no cluctch pressure

[92exuser]

i have a 91 acoord and this one day i was drivin and out of no were i lost all clutch pressure so i went home and i changed the slave and the master cylinders bled it and nothing so then i droped the tranny and changed the clutch and im still having the same probled wat do you guys think it it any help apreciated

[deevergote]

It sounds like you didn't properly bleed the system. I'm having the same problem myself.

[92exuser]

oh ok because when i press the pedal it jus drop to the floor and doesnt raise back up

[deevergote]

Yeah, that's what happens with mine. No pressure at all in the pedal, right?

I've been told to just keep bleeding it... but I have yet to get more than half pressure at best.

[92exuser]

me too but thanks allot man and is there a certin wat to bleed it cause i do it the same way as the brakes

[andyrooo]

this happened to me, to properly bleed it, instead of pumping one or two times then letting the pressure out, pump it like ten times, makes the pressure come back wayyy faster

[faqncb7]

I just had a similar problem check all your line and make sure there all ok too

[92exuser]

ive fixed it well since i changed the clucth master cylinder i didnt adjust the pedal all the way up so it wasnt gettin all the pressure when i pumped it. but now its working perfectly hope this helps some 1 ,and thanks for all the help every1

[Flyingsheep]

Wow I'm glad I saw this. I'm having the same problem after replacing the clutch master cylinder with a rebuilt one. First it was leaking and I was freaking out, then I figured out the drain plug on the MC wasn't tightened (thanks autozone) so I tightened it and now it only builds half pressure.

I was thinking it's because I need to adjust the rod that connects to the pedal? Because it travels halfway freely and then you feel pressure and it partially disengages the clutch. I bled it for a long time.

[pedroalcala]

Fastest way to bleed the system quick is with a small line of vacuum line on the bleeder nipple, and a cup of water, this way, you can tell if the lines are properly bleeded or not...

here see this....