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2001 jetta vr6 what does it mean when your clutch sticks to the floor but works fine after you pull it up?
Sorry but that's kinda funny. Well if it is going to the floor and your pulling it back up that's not how it is suppose to work. Check the clutch fluid and make sure its at the top if it is not then top it up. Go to a parts supplier and they will sell you the right fluid to top it up. If it is a the top then it will need a new clutch put in. The reason they go to the floor is because either 1. The person driving doens't know how to drive standard or 2. The person driving does way to many burn outs which wears the clutch pressure plate down so far that it cant push itself back up. If it needs a new clutch make sure that you replace the throw out brearing, clutch plate and pressure plate.
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magnetism
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http://auto.howstuffworks.com/clutch.htm
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