Hi, i hope someone can help
Yesterday my clutch clicked and stayed down for a few seconds then bounced back up. Now the peddle sits lower and when hitting boost it slips straight away.
After looking up at the cylinder and spring it seems to be way to loose.
I have a video of the play in the needle but unsure of how to upload it.
Has anyone got ant advice based on the description/ photos. My thought process is a broken spring or cylinder.
It seems to me the peddle is not sitting flush with the blue switches?
Thanks
Dan
Possible Issue With Clutch Master Cylinder / Spring
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Re: Possible Issue With Clutch Master Cylinder / Spring
Don't get excited I'm not giving you an answer, sorry. Just to let you know I changed your title to Caps first as all Caps is harder to read and considered shouting.
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Re: Possible Issue With Clutch Master Cylinder / Spring
*Issue resolved*
The spring located under the clutch is designed to assist the clutch return, which we all no. If you ever hear a click or a crunch and the clutch hesitates to return then springs back up the clutch return spring has moved out of alignment which causes the clutch not to engage or disengage correctly.
This can cause slip on the plates and the sense of a broken clutch.
This is the fellow.
The spring located under the clutch is designed to assist the clutch return, which we all no. If you ever hear a click or a crunch and the clutch hesitates to return then springs back up the clutch return spring has moved out of alignment which causes the clutch not to engage or disengage correctly.
This can cause slip on the plates and the sense of a broken clutch.
This is the fellow.
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