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?

 

Bleeding the clutch line wouldnt hurt...

 

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.

 

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

 

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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!