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Old 01-03-2007, 05:27 PM
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clutch pressure problems

Recently i have discovered that my clutch has no pressure ( seriously just flops black when I press it). I thought it was a leak in fluids because the resivor slowly empties over about a two day radius. The funny thing I never can seem to find the leak. I have a 96 firebird with the slave cylinder hidden in the metal sheath of the transmission. What can I do and what is the problem.
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Re: clutch pressure problems

Sounds like you know what it could be. I would bet its the slave cylinder. Mine went out and did not leak because the fluid was in the bell housing of the tranny.
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Re: clutch pressure problems

I would think it would be the pressure plate. But if the clutch can be applied with out problem form neutral to gear, then............
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