wtf??? another clutch problem
12-17-2008, 10:52 PM
#1
wtf??? another clutch problem so i just finished up my car..at first i was having an issue with it not disengaging so i bought a mcleod master and it seemed to have solved the problem but today i take the car out for a spin and what do you know, the pedal sticks to the floor on me. The first time it got stuck i was able to pull it back up with my foot but immediately after that when i pushed it down again it lost all pressure and stayed on the floor and of course i had to get my car towed because i couldn't get it back in gear. I am thinking it is the slave or perhaps the master is faulty..anyone know what it could be??
12-17-2008, 11:02 PM
#2
so i just finished up my car..at first i was having an issue with it not disengaging so i bought a mcleod master and it seemed to have solved the problem but today i take the car out for a spin and what do you know, the pedal sticks to the floor on me. The first time it got stuck i was able to pull it back up with my foot but immediately after that when i pushed it down again it lost all pressure and stayed on the floor and of course i had to get my car towed because i couldn't get it back in gear. I am thinking it is the slave or perhaps the master is faulty..anyone know what it could be??
12-18-2008, 09:59 AM
#4
It is possible that it is the Master...but it is also possible that it is the slave cylinder. Considering the fluid level isn't changing then you aren't yet pouring fluid out of wither cylinder. I would try bleeding everything out again to make sure there is no air in the system. I think it is best to give Mcleod the benefit of the doubt on the Master being fine as it is new. If the slave has never been replaced then it would be worth it to replace it either way. This is just my .02 cents of course...
12-18-2008, 11:09 PM
#5
It is possible that it is the Master...but it is also possible that it is the slave cylinder. Considering the fluid level isn't changing then you aren't yet pouring fluid out of wither cylinder. I would try bleeding everything out again to make sure there is no air in the system. I think it is best to give Mcleod the benefit of the doubt on the Master being fine as it is new. If the slave has never been replaced then it would be worth it to replace it either way. This is just my .02 cents of course...
