clutch problem
#1
clutch problem
my clutch doesnt work at all. can only start the car but feels like there is not hydraulic at all. the clutch just goes all the way to the end and i have to pull it out. any suggestions whats wrong??
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Drifting
#9
Race Director
I'm not sure this happens "often," but there have been several reports/threads of failed clutch master cylinders or clutch slave cylinders...
do a search and you should find them.
The clutch hydraulic fluid gets dirty quickly, because the seals at the slave cylinder let clutch dust past the same and the fluid gets
contaminated, turning darker over time. If you have no hydraulic response, maybe one of two these parts failed ?
So far so good with mine as well...
do a search and you should find them.
The clutch hydraulic fluid gets dirty quickly, because the seals at the slave cylinder let clutch dust past the same and the fluid gets
contaminated, turning darker over time. If you have no hydraulic response, maybe one of two these parts failed ?
So far so good with mine as well...
#10
I'm not sure this happens "often," but there have been several reports/threads of failed clutch master cylinders or clutch slave cylinders...
do a search and you should find them.
The clutch hydraulic fluid gets dirty quickly, because the seals at the slave cylinder let clutch dust past the same and the fluid gets
contaminated, turning darker over time. If you have no hydraulic response, maybe one of two these parts failed ?
So far so good with mine as well...
do a search and you should find them.
The clutch hydraulic fluid gets dirty quickly, because the seals at the slave cylinder let clutch dust past the same and the fluid gets
contaminated, turning darker over time. If you have no hydraulic response, maybe one of two these parts failed ?
So far so good with mine as well...
#11
Race Director
as both RoadkingC6 and VET4LES have suggested, it's certainly the first place to start...
also, there is a small spring at the pedal mechanism to assist with the pedal return...sometimes this spring pops out.
also, there is a small spring at the pedal mechanism to assist with the pedal return...sometimes this spring pops out.
Last edited by Gary '09 C6; 09-01-2014 at 10:42 PM. Reason: add'l. comment
#13
Drifting
I just had this happen to me during an autocross event on Saturday. I had the exact same issue as you. The Ranger method did nothing for me.
I removed the master cylinder and took it apart and found the cup seal had come off of the piston. Please check out my thread as this may relate to you.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-returned.html
I removed the master cylinder and took it apart and found the cup seal had come off of the piston. Please check out my thread as this may relate to you.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-returned.html
Last edited by ttx350z; 09-01-2014 at 11:15 PM.
#14
Dirty clutch fluid and missing clutch pedal spring would be the first things to check since they are cheap to correct,
but short of that,
Then could anything from a bad master cylinder, clogged coupling or lines, bad slave cylinder, or the clutch cooked.
but short of that,
Then could anything from a bad master cylinder, clogged coupling or lines, bad slave cylinder, or the clutch cooked.
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