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clutch problems, what have I done


cg13
11-19-2005, 07:06 PM
84 S-10 2.8/ T5
Ok the old clutch was bad, real bad when I finally got it out, but it would still drive and engage and disengage OK lots of slip from 3 up though.

I replaced to flywheel, clutchplate,and pressure plate, never opened the wet system at all. Put it all back together and now the pedal goes to the floor and never disengages the clutch plate. I checked the slave travel though the inspection hole and found that the fork and through out do not stay in contact with the pressure plate. when the pedal is depressed to slave pushes the fork forward and the bearing just bearly engages to pressure plate enough to spin the bearing, but not disengage to clutch. I can move the fork with my fingers about 1 to 1 1/2 inchs with out touching th epressure plate, so it does not stay in contact with the slave or the pressure plate. What did I do wrong. Someone mentioned possible putting the clutch plate in backwards, I don't think I did this, but you never know, would that cause the problem. I never opened to wet system, just removed to slave from the tranny, so I can't imagine thats the problem since it work 8 hours prior to my starting this project. HELP PLEASE.

RahX
11-21-2005, 12:17 PM
have you checked the fluid level in the clutch mastercylinder? it might have gotten low from the worn out clutch and sucked some air. if its low you MIGHT get away with filling it up but you might also have to bleed it.hopefully its just some air.

cg13
11-21-2005, 02:43 PM
That was it, when the slave was removed, or something happened I suck air into the master, problem was I must also suck some junk in from the bottom of the resivior and the master then had a plug, I found that with some air pressure, But any how I have replaced both the master and slave All works good now thank for the help.

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