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Re: 22RE Clutch Problem

Posted By:	Darril
Posted On:	September 30, 2002 at 9:03 pm EDT

Jon A wrote:

> I believe your truck has the s
> ame clutch system as the celic
> as, which is hydraulic. Is the
> re a small clutch reservoir to
> the right of your master cyli
> nder? Check to make sure there
> 's fluid in it. If not, fill i
> t, and bleed it with the slave
> cylinder valve right past you
> r starter. If there IS liquid,
> I'd check to make sure the cl
> utch line isn't blocked. If th
> at's fine, then I'd have a tra
> nsmission place take the bellh
> ousing off, and check out your
> clutch itself.

The clutch resevoir has fluid in it. It's full as a matter of fact. The funny thing is, the fluid does not move when i push the clutch in and let it out repedetly. The clutch resevoir looks as if it has been replaced recently, as it is the newest and cleanest looking part under the hood. I traced the clutch line down to the tranny. There is an arm sticking out of the side of the clutch, that is visible from underneath the truck. I'm told that this arm should move because it has a rubber boot covering it. I peeled back the boot and found some sort of a line. I shot some lubricant/penetrant in the line and tried to move it, but it didn't budge. I have no idea where to go from here.

Darril

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Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Dave 10/01/02 (3)

Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Darril 10/01/02 (2)

Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Dave 10/02/02 (1)

Re: 22RE Clutch Problem - Darril 10/02/02 (0)

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Message:	Darril wrote: > > > Jon A wrote: > > > I believe your truck has the > s > > ame clutch system as the cel > ic > > as, which is hydraulic. Is t > he > > re a small clutch reservoir > to > > the right of your master cyl > i > > nder? Check to make sure the > re > > 's fluid in it. If not, fill > i > > t, and bleed it with the sla > ve > > cylinder valve right past yo > u > > r starter. If there IS liqui > d, > > I'd check to make sure the c > l > > utch line isn't blocked. If > th > > at's fine, then I'd have a t > ra > > nsmission place take the bel > lh > > ousing off, and check out yo > ur > > clutch itself. > > The clutch resevoir has fluid > in it. It's full as a matter o > f fact. The funny thing is, th > e fluid does not move when i p > ush the clutch in and let it o > ut repedetly. The clutch resev > oir looks as if it has been re > placed recently, as it is the > newest and cleanest looking pa > rt under the hood. I traced th > e clutch line down to the tran > ny. There is an arm sticking o > ut of the side of the clutch, > that is visible from underneat > h the truck. I'm told that thi > s arm should move because it h > as a rubber boot covering it. > I peeled back the boot and fou > nd some sort of a line. I shot > some lubricant/penetrant in t > he line and tried to move it, > but it didn't budge. I have no > idea where to go from here. > > Darril
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