CTR clutch (have I got a problem here?)
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Hi folks
Hope someone can shine a light on the symptoms I've got with my clutch. I don't know whether it's a problem or not
The car has done around 48K miles. The clutch does not slip and I've always blipped the throttle on down shifts to match engine and transmission revs and hopefully avoid wear. I avoid fast take offs and associated clutch-slipping
The main symptom is that the clutch pedal needs to go right down to the floor to disengage the clutch and bites around 5mm from the floor.
It doesn't bother me and to be honest I actually prefer it like this but worry that it might get worse and mean I can't get the clutch to disengage at all soon.
What could the problem be if it is a problem? Is the travel likely to increase or decrease with more clutch wear?
Many thanks in advance for any help and sorry for repeating this thread in the tech section but would like max exposure
Hope someone can shine a light on the symptoms I've got with my clutch. I don't know whether it's a problem or not
The car has done around 48K miles. The clutch does not slip and I've always blipped the throttle on down shifts to match engine and transmission revs and hopefully avoid wear. I avoid fast take offs and associated clutch-slipping
The main symptom is that the clutch pedal needs to go right down to the floor to disengage the clutch and bites around 5mm from the floor.
It doesn't bother me and to be honest I actually prefer it like this but worry that it might get worse and mean I can't get the clutch to disengage at all soon.
What could the problem be if it is a problem? Is the travel likely to increase or decrease with more clutch wear?
Many thanks in advance for any help and sorry for repeating this thread in the tech section but would like max exposure
CRAPLOGINNAME said:
PaulTypeR said:
First things first, check your fluid level, it may be you have a small leak and loss of fluid will cause this. This happened on my old DC2 when the seals on the slave cylinder went.
Thanks. How do I find/check it?Edited by PaulTypeR on Thursday 3rd September 13:09
PaulTypeR said:
CRAPLOGINNAME said:
PaulTypeR said:
First things first, check your fluid level, it may be you have a small leak and loss of fluid will cause this. This happened on my old DC2 when the seals on the slave cylinder went.
Thanks. How do I find/check it?Craig! said:
First step is to bleed the clutch, there might be moisture in the line.
Second step, then is to replace the clutch and pressure plate; the pressure plate goes weak and causes this problem, do you also notice its a bit awkward to shift at 8400rpm?
I'll try the clutch bleeding, I've actually repeated this thread on another section and someone else mentioned this but I have no idea how to go about it. I was hoping there would be an on-line Haynes manual type thingSecond step, then is to replace the clutch and pressure plate; the pressure plate goes weak and causes this problem, do you also notice its a bit awkward to shift at 8400rpm?
No problems shifting at high revs, in fact, it seems to be slicker the faster the engine revs which I find curious
Thanks for all the help so far folks
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