Help, Clutch Died overnight, immediate need
Originally posted by medicsonic
1.)Sig not MedicSonic approved.
2.)Check clutch fluid level. Is it acceptable, was the clutch fine before? You need to fill us in with more information.
1.)Sig not MedicSonic approved.
2.)Check clutch fluid level. Is it acceptable, was the clutch fine before? You need to fill us in with more information.
The car stayed outside last night is low on gas but thats about all I can tell you. I drove from Columbus to Mansfield and back last night
with no real tell tale signs of problems except occassionally for grinding the gears which confused me, cause I didn't seem to be doing anything out of the ordinary.
this morning car would not shift into first gear, have to force it with the clutch on the floor
Originally posted by medicsonic
You still haven't told me if the clutch fluid is at an acceptable level. Go and check it please.
You still haven't told me if the clutch fluid is at an acceptable level. Go and check it please.
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Originally posted by Jeff92se
:spock: voice: logic dictates that the easiest repair should be tried first. Therefore bleeding of the clutch's hydraulic system is in order before further diagnostics can be made.
:spock: voice: logic dictates that the easiest repair should be tried first. Therefore bleeding of the clutch's hydraulic system is in order before further diagnostics can be made.
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