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Old 28-01-2007   #1 (Post Link)
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V6 Clutch problem.

Driving today as i pressed the clutch in for a gear change the pedal went really stiff. I released it and pressed it in again and it was back to normal. A few hours later it did it again and now there is a bit of a delay with the pedal returning.

Any idea what this could be, clutch is about 6 months old.
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Re: V6 Clutch problem.

Sounds like the hydraulic system may be leaking/need to be bleeded. Remove your battery tray (3x13mm iirc) and you can see the slave cylinder on the top of the gearbox. Hopefully it will be that which is leaking, as this is an cheap, easy repair. There is a nipple on it which you can turn to bleed the system. If that temporarily fixes it, fault is definitely in the hydraulic system
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Re: V6 Clutch problem.

Will give it a go this weekend. Am i right in thinking brake and the clutch fluid is fed from the same filler?
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Re: V6 Clutch problem.

Could also be a sticky piston in the slave cylinder.
Thankfully on the V6 it's quite cheap and not to hard to get to.

Oh, and yes they feed from the same reservoir.
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Re: V6 Clutch problem.

Thanks again Chris. I was going to thank you but there is no "thank you" under the posts.WTF
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Re: V6 Clutch problem.

Originally Posted by fastboyslim
Thanks again Chris. I was going to thank you but there is no "thank you" under the posts.WTF
Hey, I`ll get by
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