cdela209

the question i have is that my honda accord 2006 manual transmission 2.4 . So the car runs smooth 95 percent of the time, however whenever im driving and i turn to the right the clutch pedal just sinks, this mainly happens whenever im about to get off the highway and take an exit to the right that is somewhat a curve like a U, whilst im in gear exiting i shift into neutral to begin slowing down, then with the inertia of the car i manage to still keep going however right when i want to shift into say 2nd or 3rd to pickup speed from the turn/curve the clutch pedal sinks and i have to press in the clutch around 3-4 times and it give me very little resistence barely enough to shift into gear. This only happens when the car is in motion and turning right however its not just a slight right turn, its when you have to slow down enough to turn when the clutch sinks in, after the 3-4 attempts to shift into gear i manage to shift into gear pick up speed then the clutch returns to normal.

poorman212

I don't want to guess but could it be the fluid is low and in that kind of turn what is left of the fluid for the clutch is pushed away from the clutch master

Again just a guess but I would at least check the clutch fluid level to start with.