Subject	You likely have a mis-adjusted clutch pedal/master cyl
Posted by	Doug71zt(CAN) on October 05, 2021 at 12:25 PM
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In Reply To	Clutch slipping posted by EZPASS on October 05, 2021 at 08:38 AM
Message	The clutch master is being pushed slightly when the pedal is at rest, blocking the bleed port in the master back to the reservoir. This traps the fluid in the master and doesn't allow thermal relief back to the reservoir. As the fluid heats up due to engine compartment heat, it expands and extends the slave cylinder, partially dis-engaging the clutch. If you have a TT, you may have a failure of the clutch booster or the pushrod is mis-adjusted. Could also be your cruise control switch being improperly adjusted and holding the clutch pedal down a bit. The problem is likely something improperly adjusted or operating at the clutch pedal.
Follow Ups	Clutch slipping - EZPASS 08:38:38 10/05/21 I haven't had the issue, but since it holds when cold but - Woodnutz (PA) 09:55:47 10/05/21 Agreed, sounds like air trapped in the system. What was your - itsa300zx 11:44:18 10/05/21 Details here from another Z32'er with bleed issues>>>>> - ZUL8TR 04:50:26 10/06/21 You likely have a mis-adjusted clutch pedal/master cyl - Doug71zt(CAN) 12:25:33 10/05/21 Page CL-12 in the factory service manual - Doug71zt(CAN) 12:31:32 10/05/21 Forgot about the adjustment. Here is a good read from SZ - itsa300zx 13:39:26 10/05/21 Re: Forgot about the adjustment. Here is a good read from SZ - EZPASS 14:40:07 10/05/21
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