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chopsticks 07-27-2010 08:40 PM

clutch help please
 
Alright so I put in a new motor last week in my car and it runs good. but im having a problem.

When the car is off i can push in the clutch and go through the gears with no problem. But when i start the car and try i cant get it to go in any of the gears.

iv tried bleeding the clutch, checking the master and slave both for any leaks . the fork is in the right place also, And Im still having this problem

I don't really know what eles to do:dunno::dunno:. the clutch was replaced maybe 300 or so miles before the motor was replaced so its still in good shape.
Has anyone had this problem or know what i could check for or do to fix it?
any help would be appreciated!!!

thanks michael

Busted Knuckles 07-28-2010 12:59 AM

Does the clutch fork move when someone presses the pedal? Does it release fully when the pedal is put to the floor?

I'm thinking a clutch master cylinder that has a torn pressure cup in it. It will not leak, but will not build pressure for the slave cylinder, either.

cre 07-28-2010 01:54 AM

I'm with busted, the master could also be bleeding back into the reservoir when the pedal is pressed... not common AFAIK, but I've seen it.

It's that or the fork is not really in the right place or the clutch pad is in backward.

chopsticks 07-28-2010 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by cre (Post 86220)
I'm with busted, the master could also be bleeding back into the reservoir when the pedal is pressed... not common AFAIK, but I've seen it.

It's that or the fork is not really in the right place or the clutch pad is in backward.



yea the fork moves a little bit. not alot tho. and cre when you say clutch pad your talking about the disk right?

cre 07-29-2010 04:28 AM

Yes, the disc.

chopsticks 07-29-2010 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by cre (Post 86266)
Yes, the disc.

o okay... im sure it is right. i hope

Busted Knuckles 07-29-2010 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by chopsticks (Post 86234)
yea the fork moves a little bit. not alot tho.

Classic problem with the hydraulic clutch release system. The fork needs to move several inches to release the clutch. If this is not happening, and you have no leaks at the slave cylinder, the master is not doing it's job.

chopsticks 07-31-2010 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Busted Knuckles (Post 86281)
Classic problem with the hydraulic clutch release system. The fork needs to move several inches to release the clutch. If this is not happening, and you have no leaks at the slave cylinder, the master is not doing it's job.

alright thank you. ill check it out tomorrow . thanks for your guys help!

chopsticks 08-06-2010 11:39 PM

:nuts::dunno:


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