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Old 09-24-2008, 10:09 PM
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Does the 04 GTO have the same annoying clutch pedal problem that the LS1 Fbody's have?

My buddy's just did it and I thought the 00+ cars didn't have that problem?
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what annoying clutch pedal problem are you talking about?
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Old 09-25-2008, 12:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Summerwolf
what annoying clutch pedal problem are you talking about?
With the Fbody's when the clutch get's hot the pedal will go limp. And the Drill mod is the only thing to fix it,or buy a aftermarket Clutch Master Cylinder
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its the slave on the goats that causes that... also the hydrolic lines. get a new slave, stainless lines and a good clutch and it will be all gravy
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I never had an issue, when I replaced my clutch I replaced everything else too and still don't have an issue....I autox my car a lot too.
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never a issue here at all
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I never had an issue till I had 446hp
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lol.....bastage.
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put your cam in
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change the clutch fluid
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Old 09-27-2008, 04:51 PM
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yep check the resevoir its probably black and has gunk.
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mine has done this a few times after hard shifting. then its fine.
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Yeah the fluid is BLACK, can we power suck it out or do we have to take the tranny out to flush it all out?
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11mm socket on the bleeder valve which right above the line going into the tranny on the drivers side
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