gear switching being rough at times
Let's see if this triggers anything... now I can't do much becaue I'm in an apt with basic tools... the car seems like it builds pressure when its off but when its on its back to air in the clutch... I can go into any gear when the car is off however when its on I can only go into 2nd 4th and 6th... no reverse 1st 3rd and 5th, got to work in those gears and it was rough gettn it into all 3 of them
Fastest way? Swap M/C's with one of the seemingly thousands of Maxima members in your area and see if that takes care of the problem. I know you don't have a lot of tools, but it seems like you're listing a lot of symptoms and not actually eliminating anything for further diagnosis. Go get your hands dirty!
I changed the slav cyl, how did I not get my hands dirty??? I was also bleeding the clutch for about 2hrs......
To answer essential's question, yes it feels like there is a dead spot and then it have som pressure close to the floor... like I have to press in the clutch extremely hard to get itin gear and the engagement point seems like its .0000001* above that lol, you know how if you push in the clutch all th way its like neutral, naw that's like my engagement point, the car will move even a tad uphill
To answer essential's question, yes it feels like there is a dead spot and then it have som pressure close to the floor... like I have to press in the clutch extremely hard to get itin gear and the engagement point seems like its .0000001* above that lol, you know how if you push in the clutch all th way its like neutral, naw that's like my engagement point, the car will move even a tad uphill
I'm only busting your ballz about the dirty hands thing. Sensitive in the morning?


maasssttterrrrrr ccccyyyyllliiinnnnderrrrrrrr.........
There's also adjustment in the pedal itself. You can adjust how much the pedal presses into the slave cylinder. If your engagement point is as low as you say maybe your adjustment is off. Also just because your fluid isn't getting low doesn't mean you don't have a loose connection. When my swap was completed I had a tiny hole in the "jungle gym" line from it rubbing so I ended up just taking it out.
I changed the slav cyl, how did I not get my hands dirty??? I was also bleeding the clutch for about 2hrs......
To answer essential's question, yes it feels like there is a dead spot and then it have som pressure close to the floor... like I have to press in the clutch extremely hard to get itin gear and the engagement point seems like its .0000001* above that lol, you know how if you push in the clutch all th way its like neutral, naw that's like my engagement point, the car will move even a tad uphill
To answer essential's question, yes it feels like there is a dead spot and then it have som pressure close to the floor... like I have to press in the clutch extremely hard to get itin gear and the engagement point seems like its .0000001* above that lol, you know how if you push in the clutch all th way its like neutral, naw that's like my engagement point, the car will move even a tad uphill

There's also adjustment in the pedal itself. You can adjust how much the pedal presses into the slave cylinder. If your engagement point is as low as you say maybe your adjustment is off. Also just because your fluid isn't getting low doesn't mean you don't have a loose connection. When my swap was completed I had a tiny hole in the "jungle gym" line from it rubbing so I ended up just taking it out.
If what I wrote doesnt make sense, it's because of the anesthesia I was just on. lol. Just had a procedure done.
I went ahead and ordered a new MC also just because I have a gut feeling that's what it is. Only because there was a few times in the past when my MC went completely dry because of a leaky slave when I first did the swap. And I know running hydraulic systems dry can potentially cause blown seals.
Yours ever ran dry in the short time u had the car back hustle?
Yours ever ran dry in the short time u had the car back hustle?
I went ahead and ordered a new MC also just because I have a gut feeling that's what it is. Only because there was a few times in the past when my MC went completely dry because of a leaky slave when I first did the swap. And I know running hydraulic systems dry can potentially cause blown seals.
Yours ever ran dry in the short time u had the car back hustle?
Yours ever ran dry in the short time u had the car back hustle?
Yup.... I must ordered a master cyl like the 1st week then the other like couple months back lol
Yup..... driver axle n o2 sensors.... I may just hit up the track this Friday
Yup..... driver axle n o2 sensors.... I may just hit up the track this Friday
The only thing I question is in the AM it seems like I gotta build up pressure, not that I'm trippin cause now I have all 6 gears... moreso a question as to why and am I the only 1?
Last edited by Grand_hustle17; Apr 13, 2011 at 04:27 AM.
Now, it sounds like it's not bled completely. I use a small vacuum pump to assist when I'm bleeding my clutch.
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Glad you got it figured out. The end is in sight.
