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Old 02-17-2008, 09:31 PM
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eh what a bad night. I just completly blew up my clutch. I barley got on it and the peddel stuck to the floor and wouldnt come back up so at first I thought it was because i didnt have the drill mod but it never came back. I knew i needed a clutch but now im stuck 4 hours away at college. Spec stage 3 here i come
Old 02-17-2008, 09:51 PM
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sucks man. but are all of your hydraulics old? could be the problem. but if its your slave cylinder, you might as well replace the clutch as well
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I would also suggest checking the hyraulics. That more likely is your issue than the clutch itself.
Check the fluid & check the master.
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yea i would check the hydraulics too..what year is your car? especially if its a 98-00 the slave and master cylinder werent as good as the 01-02..on my 2000, the hydraulics went out before the clutch did...i replaced them with the 01-02 hydraulics and i went with an ls7 clutch while i had it apart since i figured my stock clutch didnt have too much left at 70k miles
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oh i forgot to add...check ur clutch fluid..if its real black theres a good chance its ur hydraulics
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ya im going to change the clutch anyway. ill check my fluid today and let you know.
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up date i checked the fluid and it actucally really clean. It's not dark at all. I could pull the peddal up and down but there is no pressure. I guess I have to wait untill i tow it home befor I start ripping into it.
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I'm guessing that it's the master cylinder, and it should only take some ramps to get that swapped out.




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