Clutch issue in here
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Burning Brakes
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From: Portland Oregon
Clutch issue in here
I have had my Tex clutch installed for about 4 weeks now. Today it started to feel very spungy. I can not shift in to 2nd gear at WOT. It does not quiet feel like it is fully disengaging. If i place the car in first gear and push the clutch in while reving the car to 6k it will begine to roll. When i did the clutch i did do full ZO6 hydrolics. Could this be air in the line?(god i hope so) or is it something else i should be looking at.
Thanks
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Sandy Ego CA
From the way you have discribed it that the first place I would go, I hope you put one of those bleeder extensions on when you installed the clutch
I also saw a post either on this site or the Z06 site in the passed few days where a guy installed an adjustable clutch master cylinder and that cured his dragging clutch problems
I also saw a post either on this site or the Z06 site in the passed few days where a guy installed an adjustable clutch master cylinder and that cured his dragging clutch problems
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Sandy Ego CA
PS, let us know how you make out you fix, I have been considering one of those Tex clutches and want to put my money in the right place.
It's got to have air in the line, everyone who has one of these clutches loves them and they seem to take heavy HP abuse.
It's got to have air in the line, everyone who has one of these clutches loves them and they seem to take heavy HP abuse.
Racer
Joined: Nov 2004
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Originally Posted by RoHo
From the way you have discribed it that the first place I would go, I hope you put one of those bleeder extensions on when you installed the clutch
I also saw a post either on this site or the Z06 site in the passed few days where a guy installed an adjustable clutch master cylinder and that cured his dragging clutch problems
I also saw a post either on this site or the Z06 site in the passed few days where a guy installed an adjustable clutch master cylinder and that cured his dragging clutch problems
Pro
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Boise Idaho
Originally Posted by RoHo
PS, let us know how you make out you fix, I have been considering one of those Tex clutches and want to put my money in the right place.
It's got to have air in the line, everyone who has one of these clutches loves them and they seem to take heavy HP abuse.
It's got to have air in the line, everyone who has one of these clutches loves them and they seem to take heavy HP abuse.
had close to the same problem when I put my clutch in and it was the slave cylinder that went bad...
replaced and good to go..
definalty try bleeding the system
