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Re: 22RE Clutch Problem
| Posted By: | Darril |
| Posted On: | October 02, 2002 at 10:42 am EDT |
Dave wrote:
> Darril, I'm assuming that the
> master cylinder is new, I thi
> nk you mentioned that. Since
> you have no fluid leaking, the
> re have to be someplace for th
> e fluid to move when you step
> on the clutch. If the Oring on
> the plunger of the master or
> the slave goes bad, it would b
> e like pushing a broom handle
> into a piece of pipe with wate
> r in it. The water will just
> pass around the handle. It is
> possible the oring in the mas
> ter cylinder blew out when you
> freed it up,or the slave went
> bad. You can disconnect the l
> ine at the slave, attach a cl
> ear rubber hose to the line an
> d put it in a jar. Step on th
> e pedal and look for flow. No
> flow, master is bad, good flo
> w slave is bad. Best to get a
> chiltons manual to give you s
> ome help.
>
>
Dave, thanks a bunch! I think your right. I think the master cylinder is bad, even though it looks like a newer part. Yesterday i noticed that the clutch is getting easier and easier to push, almost like it has no resistance, so i think the O-ring inside the master cylinder is bad. I'll have to check it out. You guys are a lifesaver!
Darril
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