Clutch will not fully disengage.. hElP...
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Clutch will not fully disengage.. hElP...
so i got my 5 speed swap done tonight. and my clutch will not fully disengage. and i was wonedering if it would be cause i got the slave cylinder out of a 4 cylinder 4-runner and mine is a v6. and when i got the slave it did not move at all and i worked it untill it did.
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1. Is the res full?
2. Did you bleed the system?
3. Can you see the slave moving?
4. When you push the pedal in, does the clutch slip or do nothing?
If it does nothing, it could be a seized pilot bearing. Did you check it?
2. Did you bleed the system?
3. Can you see the slave moving?
4. When you push the pedal in, does the clutch slip or do nothing?
If it does nothing, it could be a seized pilot bearing. Did you check it?
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Your pedal could need adjusting. If the pedal isnt pushing the piston rod in on the MC far enough your not moving the piston rod on the slave out far enough to move the fork IN enough... phew. lol
If you replace the slave, I reccomend OEM. This is more important if your replacing the MC .. for some effed up common reason.. the aftermarket masters tend to end up leaking, or at the very least squeaking (ugh) . true story.
Goodluck
If you replace the slave, I reccomend OEM. This is more important if your replacing the MC .. for some effed up common reason.. the aftermarket masters tend to end up leaking, or at the very least squeaking (ugh) . true story.
Goodluck
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