clutch will not fully disengage 2000 C5
#1
clutch will not fully disengage 2000 C5
Pulled engine to replace upper oil pan gasket, While engine was out sealed everything, replaced clutch, flywheel, and slave cylinder.
Worked great for a couple of months and the Slave failed and I lost all fluid.
dropped the rear to move everything back enough to replace the slave and worked fine for a couple of weeks. Now it wont go to reverse without turning off. clutch began to let out low. after driving some more it got worse and have to shift slowly or will grind gears. Clutch is not disengaging completely but is drivable. I've bled the system.
Anyone got any ideas on what the problem could be??? I'm kinda lost now
Worked great for a couple of months and the Slave failed and I lost all fluid.
dropped the rear to move everything back enough to replace the slave and worked fine for a couple of weeks. Now it wont go to reverse without turning off. clutch began to let out low. after driving some more it got worse and have to shift slowly or will grind gears. Clutch is not disengaging completely but is drivable. I've bled the system.
Anyone got any ideas on what the problem could be??? I'm kinda lost now
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Clutch began to let out low, Harder to shift, sounds like your clutch master cylinder is failing. When you've bled it, has the fluid came out slightly dark or black? Also have you inspected where the clutch pedal is and checked where the rod going into the clutch master cylinder is leaking, push the pedal in with your hand and with a light pointed at the hole where rod enters and see if fluid is coming out, also does the pedal squeek at all? Also with the slave failing did it affect your clutchs grabbing, usually when the slave fails it spits the fluid all over the clutch assembly, causing the clutch to slip in time and create a whole lot of shifting issues all together.