Clutch basically non existent can move scary Lee by starting in gear. Anyone have any experience? Was hoping to just replace Master truck has 60 k on clutch. Truck sat for 4 years. Thanks Karl
Clutch basically non existent can move scary Lee by starting in gear. Anyone have any experience? Was hoping to just replace Master truck has 60 k on clutch. Truck sat for 4 years. Thanks Karl
The cars I have had that sat for long times with a hydraulic system needed to be pumped a lot. If I was taking out of hibernation I typically pumped the clutch pedal 30-50 times. It would usually start out with zero pressure and having to pull the pedal with your hand and slowly build up to be effective. If new master, maybe it isn't bled fully yet, another thing that takes a while to get all the air out. If old master and slave, try the pump trick and if it helps at least some, try bleeding the old fluid and see if it gets better. My track car needs new fluid every season, it gets all discolored very quickly for some reason.
I had only done it once (FLUSH DRAIN PUMP)
, four times later peddle Thanks. Asked wife for turkey basters for Christmas. OIl to world!
You'll need to log in to post.
