LS3 Clutch peddle not going all the way back
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LS3 Clutch peddle not going all the way back
It's an 2008 ls3 and recently the clutch peddle will only come back about 90% of the way. There is a little bit left that i have to push back with my foot. I check the clutch fluid and it was dark and low so I changed it with some dot 4 now it's clear and full. The funny thing is it will start working fine about 15-20mins of driving. What can be the cause of this?
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You might have a failing clutch master cylinder or your slave cylinder might be going out, or both. Changing the clutch fluid will help but only buy you time.
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It's an 2008 ls3 and recently the clutch peddle will only come back about 90% of the way. There is a little bit left that i have to push back with my foot. I check the clutch fluid and it was dark and low so I changed it with some dot 4 now it's clear and full. The funny thing is it will start working fine about 15-20mins of driving. What can be the cause of this?
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It's an 2008 ls3 and recently the clutch peddle will only come back about 90% of the way. There is a little bit left that i have to push back with my foot. I check the clutch fluid and it was dark and low so I changed it with some dot 4 now it's clear and full. The funny thing is it will start working fine about 15-20mins of driving. What can be the cause of this?
If missing or one leg broken off, replace the pedal assists spring to one for a C5, and don't forget to grease the hell out of the spring, it U clip and side legs clip points so it does not make noise when you use the clutch pedal.
Smaller C5 spring on the right.
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Don't use a cheap DOT4 brake fluid like autozone or napa. brands
I use Castrol SRF but its rather expensive. You can also use Motul 600. They have a higher wet boiling point than the cheap stuff.
I use Castrol SRF but its rather expensive. You can also use Motul 600. They have a higher wet boiling point than the cheap stuff.