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Old 08-14-2005, 01:58 AM
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Exclamation clutch feels really loose

i have had my 2001 vw jetta wolfburg edition for almost 2 months now and when i first got it the clutch felt stiff. now it feels like i can almost slam the pedal through the floor. i have no problems getting to any gear, but it still feels a little strange. i was wondering if any buddy knows whats might be the problem. and if it is my clutch should i invest in a racing clutch. i found a couple online for about $600
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Old 08-15-2005, 10:10 PM
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Could be a slave cyl or master cyl leaking air into the system. Is your brake fluid level staying the same? if it is than its most likely your clutch is going out.
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Old 08-24-2005, 11:44 PM
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what else should i look for

what else should i look for if my clutch is going out? my brake fluid is staying at the same level, so i dont think that im loosing fluid. please help... first time manual trans owner, yes a newbie, a rookie, first day on the job,, or what every you want to call me. i need help
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Old 08-25-2005, 11:13 PM
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Well after time the springs in the pressure plate for the clutch wears out and makes it real easy to press in. Problably need a new clutch. There about 900 and come with a flywheel for 1.8t
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thanx veedub

ill check on that. you said that it might cost about 900 for a proformance clutch, what do you think it might cost for labor. you have been nothin but help. much luv
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Old 08-26-2005, 11:56 PM
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A factory clutch kit from vw is about 900. It comes with the clutch, pp, flywheel all assembled. Aftermarket clutches are just the clutch and pp no flywheel. I would recccomend using a clutch from a vr6 due to the larger and stronger clutch. You will need a vr6 flywheel also if u get the vr6 clutch.
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