Subject	First before you do anything get someone to press the clutch
Posted by	Bo (Houston) on October 12, 2011 at 11:29 AM
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In Reply To	I think my clutch is gone... want to clarify before I dig in posted by Red Hawk (CO) on October 12, 2011 at 12:31 AM
Message	in while you get under and note how much the slave cylinder is moving. That should tell you if you need to drop the tranny.
Follow Ups	I think my clutch is gone... want to clarify before I dig in - Red Hawk (CO) 00:31:13 10/12/11 Well.. it sounds to me like a master/slave going out. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 10:24:00 10/12/11 I'll give it a shot, Last time I tried, it wouldn't go into - Red Hawk (CO) 11:26:28 10/12/11 First before you do anything get someone to press the clutch - Bo (Houston) 11:29:01 10/12/11 Sounds like the same symptoms as mine. Pulled my tranny and - jmt-z 13:42:58 10/12/11 You were right. Clutch spring gone (n/m) - Red Hawk (CO) 19:00:55 10/15/11 Sounds like a broken pivot ball or fork. - Joe@ZSpeedperformance 19:24:27 10/12/11 Really? well I got in the car and could shift with car off - Red Hawk (CO) 20:30:49 10/12/11 It doesn't matter if you have the clutch pressed in when - Bo (Houston) 20:48:29 10/12/11 Oh the rubber boot that is on the slave? or right next to - Red Hawk (CO) 21:07:02 10/12/11 Solved. Clutch is broken. (n/m) - Red Hawk (CO) 19:02:09 10/15/11 What exactly happened to it? (n/m) - Bo (Houston) 03:23:16 10/16/11 Back spring retaining plate on the clutch that faces - Red Hawk (CO) 10:07:25 10/16/11 Same thing happened on my 3nd clutch - 94TT. - Zirvana 16:42:57 10/19/11
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