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Originally Posted by Peckster
What's a stuck clutch? And why canaduh? Are you stupid?
Read what has been posted, canaDUH because im american (forced to move here) and not to too fond of canada, and no but you are
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Originally Posted by NZ951
Oh gosh, how long before the I am rubber your are glue calls come out...
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Basically i paid for the bodykit and the rims the car came free. The kit alone from strosek costs 12+ grand and the rims are 6k. Remember that is 14k canadian guys
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Something doesn't sound right. Why would the clutch assembly (PP/disk/release bearing) cause the master hydraulic cylinder or the clutch pedal to stick after being released? And to top it off, when it sticks, the clutch is fully engaged and doesn't slip. After all, the clutch assembly is driven by the slave cylinder.
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beab - it wouldnt.
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Maybe the pedel mechanics is getting into some sort of bind, maybe related to the speed of the release. I am thinking this could be solved with a little run time and some WD40.
Porsche951redt, do you have wear measurements of the clutch disk from the Porsche mechanic?
Porsche951redt, do you have wear measurements of the clutch disk from the Porsche mechanic?
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Originally Posted by beab951
Something doesn't sound right. Why would the clutch assembly (PP/disk/release bearing) cause the master hydraulic cylinder or the clutch pedal to stick after being released? And to top it off, when it sticks, the clutch is fully engaged and doesn't slip. After all, the clutch assembly is driven by the slave cylinder.
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The merchandise of that says, becomes himself, there is not the problem with the matters of society. The single problem is collar you pedal it dispute, that comes complete in not. This will go in the basis some reason, a sufficient pressure of the cylinder of slave cannot arrive (the look with the airplane in the lines, to the cylinder line of support slave insufficient or the partition zone adorns fire asserts caused happened helps itself the defective faulty holder of line cylinder slave OR bows affected, the territory of firewall thinks highly of the mysterious cylinder!
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The merchandise of that says, becomes himself, there is not the problem with the matters of society. The single problem is collar you pedal it dispute, that comes complete in not. This will go in the basis some reason, a sufficient pressure of the cylinder of slave cannot arrive (the look with the airplane in the lines, to the cylinder line of support slave insufficient or the partition zone adorns fire asserts caused happened helps itself the defective faulty holder of line cylinder slave OR bows affected, the territory of firewall thinks highly of the mysterious cylinder!
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