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Originally Posted by MelvinKennyG
The pedal feels really loose unlike before
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Well, if the pedal is
REALLY lose, it could be:
* that is not pumping any fluid to the slave cylinder because there is air in the line (bleed the line) or there is no fluid to pump (add fluid).
* the slave cylinder is shot (unlikely)
* the master cylinder is shot (unlikely)(can be checked when you try to bleed the system).
* the clutch fork/ throw out bearing is not pushing on the pressure plate.
* you forgot to install the pressure plate or the throw out bearing or the clutch fork (just kidding).
* have you ever replaced a clutch before .. ??
I'm about to go along with @
lizbrayan ...... you just might have to take it apart and put it back together.
QUESTIONS for you:
If the clutch was aftermarket, what clutch is it .. ??
Did it come as a set (flywheel, clutch disk & pressure plate) .. ??
Did you replace the throw out (release) bearing ..??
Come back ....
Story on me. The first time I overhauled an engine, when I went to crank (literally) it over ..... it wouldn't budge. Why? Cause I didn't realize that the piston rod caps were shimmed and the new rod bearings were thicker than the old rod bearings.......
(hey, cut me some slack, I was only 14 years old )
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