Batxel

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About a week ago I was driving and clutch got stuck halfway to the floor. I was able to pull it back up and continue driving. It hasn't had any issues since and has been driving normally. I probably did another 300 mi since this happened. I've checked the master cylinder and it is still full. I'm just assuming I caught some air in the line. The clutch line is bone dry on the outside.

• Can I stop crossing my fingers every time I get in the car?
  
• Should I replace all the parts of the system (slave/master cylinder/clutch line)?
  
• If I do replace it where should I buy it (autozone, advanced, pep boys, napa, stealership) and how much will it cost all together?
  
• Or should I just replace and rebleed the fluid?

99BlackMaxMS

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Bleeding the clutch line wouldnt hurt...

Snypa

iTrader: (35)

It must be clutch season.........try bleeding the clutch buddy, that sure helped me and other members who seem to have caught the clutch flu.

ThurzNite

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dood serious, i had a hydraulic issue recently too... There's like 5 threads in the past month. Scary! Anyways, bleeding sounds like a good place to start. Also inspect for any leaks along the hydraulic line, and make sure the slave cyl is traveling the full distance.

Jae

sickmen

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My car is still stuck at Wal-mart parking lot and my cluch pedal is all the way down to the floor.
I've replaced both slave & master cylinder w/ OEM and still having this damn problem.
I hate that damn clutch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!