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Old 07-13-2007, 12:14 AM
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ok i was at a light and decide to do a burnout ..... hit the clutch in....kept brake in gave a little accel.... let off clutch and started burning them'... but while i was burning them i tried to jump from the brake to the clutch.... but there was a prob. the clutch was on the floor.... after a few pumps ... the clutch popped back up but now its really bad trying to put it in gear do i have to bleed it.... is my clutch going out.... can some one help....thx
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Start cheap and bleed it first. Your slave might be on it's way out
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its only been about 6k since its been replaced.....
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Where the slave and master replaced at the same time?
Old 07-13-2007, 02:22 AM
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Flush, fill, and bleed. Then take it from there.
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Like they said, start with bleeding it again, see if that helps. I was also wondering if you replaced the slave and master. If bleeding doesnt help, it might be time to replace your slave with the updated 01 and up.
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yea they are both new
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i just went out to drive the car.... it goes in a bit hard but it gives a nasty grind during a hard shift into 2nd and when i parked a had a very slight clutch smell to it.... but it didnt smell like anything when i drove it normal....(<-----thats a rare statement)....should i start saving for a new clutch ........... and is there a link or something to show the proper bleeding cycle for the clutch.... thx
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Mine was hard to engauge. It wast the throwout bearing and the pressure plate. Might want to check the bearing. Those are the exact symtoms of mine. Hard to engauge, makes noise, and you can feel it in the stick sometimes. I get mine back today. I went ahead and had them put in a ls7 clutch kit aswell .
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what was a price est. on completed job?
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Price was $615 . This does not include the price of the Ls7 clutch. It does cover the price of the throw out and hydralics they had to replace. I just got to drive it a few miles but the shifting much smoother now night and day. Just take yours to tran shop and they will tell you what is wrong, I do not think there is anything wrong with your clutch just the throwout bearing. The whole job took the shop just one day.



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