Subject	Try bleeding the clutch line?
Posted by	ChristopherTheOne on April 29, 2015 at 11:49 PM
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In Reply To	having clutch issues when the car is hot posted by RonaldJ55 on April 29, 2015 at 04:09 PM
Message	There could be air in the line, expanding as the fluid heats up. The friction material of the clutch itself shouldn't be affected by thermal changes, nor should the spring rate of the pressure plate. That points to the actuation mechanism being the likely variable.
Follow Ups	having clutch issues when the car is hot - RonaldJ55 16:09:32 04/29/15 How the clutch pedal feel over all temp ranges? - jzack 21:51:41 04/29/15 Try bleeding the clutch line? - ChristopherTheOne 23:49:46 04/29/15 Re: Try bleeding the clutch line? - RonaldJ55 11:33:39 05/02/15 Air in hydraulic lines would not make clutch slip - ZXoltan 13:48:09 05/04/15
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