clutch problems
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its strange when you first start it wont go in gear but after a while its ok . first and reverse are the worst reverse grinds so bad i have to switch of engine to put in gear . the other night was so bad when i put clutch down it was trying to pull still and when put handbreak on it stalled but after a while ok again . ive replaced the break pads and discs and calipers on the front just before this and was told it could be air making the problem
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its strange when you first start it wont go in gear but after a while its ok . first and reverse are the worst reverse grinds so bad i have to switch of engine to put in gear . the other night was so bad when i put clutch down it was trying to pull still and when put handbreak on it stalled but after a while ok again . ive replaced the break pads and discs and calipers on the front just before this and was told it could be air making the problem
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Have you checked the transmission fluid or clutch fluid recently??
All signs of the clutch not engaging/dis-engaging properly.
How is the clutch under load, does it slip??
When was the clutch last changed??
How does the pedal feel??
You could try bleeding the clutch system, but i can't see how air has got in if the system has remained sealed.
The seal may have gone in the master/slave cylinder, or the clutch may simply be on its last legs and need replacing.
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no other probs dont slip or anything yea but clutch n break fluid go in same place when you fill n top up dont they how do you bled the clutch
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Here is the clutch cylinder, you can see the bleed nipple. It is located at the base of the res in the picture above.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUBARU-WRX-TUR...item33621f33f5
Last edited by Glowplug; 29 November 2010 at 06:11 PM.
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