searched but no help clutch pedal falling to floor
#1
searched but no help clutch pedal falling to floor
yesterday my mechanic replaced my clutch slave cylinder because it was leaking . he clamped the line going to the cylinder , we bled both valves clutch feels a lot better but while I drive it , it still falls to the floor every 2 or 3 times . I know this isn't right . also as if I'm just resting my foot on the clutch I guess the spring kicks in and pushes it to the floor . I really need your help guys I have to drive it and pull te medal back up after about every 4 times I clutch in it's annoying and we bled out all the air and no lines are leaking I doubled checked just now and it seems fine . my mechanic said drive it it's going to build up it's own pressure .
2000 nissan maxima 5 speed
please help thank you
2000 nissan maxima 5 speed
please help thank you
#2
Pedal to the floor means air in the line or you're leaking fluid from the slave, line, or master.
Worst case it's your clutch.
Easy fix other than bleeding would be to make sure your pedal is adjusted properly as well.
Worst case it's your clutch.
Easy fix other than bleeding would be to make sure your pedal is adjusted properly as well.
#3
You would know if you were leaking fluid easily by a low fluid level.
#5
thanks guys will check tmrw when I get to the shop . I drove it and the fluid level didn't drop to me but still getting stuck so most likely I'll bleed it back and look at the pedal /master cyl . anymore suggestions ?
#6
thanks guys for ur help . after the slave was changed the master was bad also . mechanic changed them and all lines are good . bleeding process took forever . had a lot of dirty fluid in my lines also, now all clean and perfect
#7
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