I would start by checking the clutch reservoir level. If it is OK then try flushing the whole clutch hyd. system if that does not fix it. Your clutch might be the problem.
Yes is can if your clutch becomes on fire. make sure to replace your clutch every other day.
According to most owners manuals, every 2 years or as needed.
There are 4 slave cylinders on a truckPossibly type 1 is for a manual clutch and is in the Bell-housing for the clutch type 2 is the slave cylinder for the breaks and there is one for every wheel
I believe your clutch master cylinder is bad. I replaced mine just last year because I couldn't put my car into gear. Every time that happened I had to open the hood and free the clutch lever because the clutch master cylinder went kaput.
go to your transmission and look at your slave cylinder,its coming thru the rubber cover,see if itsleakingif every thing checks out,then u might need a new clutch. ,if it is ,then it needs to be replaced, about 20.00 bucks,also check your clutch master cylinder for leaks and see if its empty.if nothing is leaking ,then your clutch might need replacing.
A warped or otherwise damaged clutch disk or a faulty clutch master or slave cylinder could be preventing the clutch from completely disengaging when you depress the clutch pedal.
mine whines a different noise in every gear, but it will not whine when i push in the clutch, so i changed my slave cylinder and clutch and the whining noise stopped.
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You must first pump the clutch about 50 times.This system is a pressurized system.you have to pump the cluth 40 to 50 times EVERY time.Once the air is out of the system,you must pump it up to create a stored pressure.
mostly every dirtbike over 50 cc have a clutch so yes the xr80 do have a clutch
A 1998 Ford Mustang has a CABLE OPERATED CLUTCH , so there is no reservoir like a hydraulic operated clutch * if you want to adjust the clutch ( every 5,000 to 6,000 miles recommended ) Without the engine running , put your transmission in 1st gear Put your foot under the clutch pedal and GENTLY pull the pedal up all the way until it stops SLOWLY push the clutch pedal down all the way , if your clutch needed adjusting you should hear a click
check your clutch fluid...i had the same problem on my s-10. if your clutch fluid is low fill it up with either clutch fluid or break fluid works too. make sure that your master cylinder isn't leaking too, this could be the cause of low clutch fluid. (you should check that every six months)New Answer HeadlineThe slave cylinder needs replacing. This is located under the vehicle, possibly on passenger side as long as it is an external one however on some truck models it will be located inside the front of the transmission thus meaning transmission must be dropped to get to it This is what makes your clutch work very similar to the breaking system beings how at times if had a leak you would need to top off the fluid level(brake fluid) and then bleed the clutch to remove air from line and to bring pedal pressure back up that will in turn allow you to shift gears the slave cylinder will have a bleed nipple on it just like your brake lines do AnswerIt depends on the car. If your clutch is hydraulic--not all of them are, kids--you've either got a low (well, no) fluid condition, a bad master cylinder, a bad clutch cylinder or a leak somewhere between the two cylinders.If it's a cable-operated clutch, the cable needs adjusting really bad.