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Old 08-14-2008, 09:29 PM   #5
levinitup
 
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Originally Posted by bmoses View Post
Before you do anything, check your hydraulic lines and attempt to bleed the hydraulic system. Do this the same way you bleed brakes. Look it up if you are not sure how. Two people really help to do this job. If there's even a little bit of air in your lines, your pedal might feel normal but you would not be disengaging the clutch like you think you are.

okay, sure will do it tomorrow, but heres what i have done already, i checked all the lines, clutch mc, clutch slave. and theres seems to be no leak or any sign of oil residue around. when i adjust the pushrod assuming that it wasnt pushing the mc enough to push the slave. it actually didnt help and made the pedal so much harder to step on. so i ended up putting it back to normal setting.

by the way, when im on neutral and i try to step on the clutch it makes a really loud rattling noise.

but before i try replacing the clutch i will try bleeding it first. any brand for the fluid you guys would recommend? thanks in advance

thank you!!
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