clutch

just put a new clutch in and slave cylinder and the peddle stays stuck to the floor even after bleeding it anything else i have to check

 

[gramkrakr89]

Is your fluid reservoir full?
Did you bleed the system properly? (the entire system)
Is your fluid reservoir full? (check again)
Are there any major leaks?
Is your pedal assembly worn/damaged?

 

[broxma]

Did you put the throw out bearing in? I don't mean a new one necessarily, I mean one at all. I realize this is the "It ain't got no gas in it" answer, but you mentioned the clutch and slave and nothing else, so I gotta go with the next thing in the system.

/brox

 

[Lofty]

One sentence questions will get one sentence answers.


Bleed your hydraulic system the proper way, or pull your pedal off the floor?

Lol.

 

[transparentdsm]

broke fork?

 

[desant78]

Is it an act or upgraded clutch? I know act recommends an extension of the slave cylinder rod fo their upgraded rod so check into that. Also that rod even back in place? More details would help.

 

stock clutch bled the entire system resivior is still full no leaks

 

[gramkrakr89]

Have you found any slop in your pedal assembly?
Is the slave push-rod properly seated in the release fork?
Is your master cylinder linkage adjusted properly?

If your master cylinder linkage is adjusted out too much, the feed port from the fluid reservoir will never open to the master cylinder, so the slave will never "self-adjust" like it's supposed to because it only has a fixed volume of fluid available. (e.g. it will stay mis-adjusted)

/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif just a hunch -something to check

 

Is the plate facing the right direction

 

[speedyvr4]

confirm the clutch master is giving the system pressure, then keep moving on down the system.