I really only feel it in the morning when I first get in the car before i even start it. If I put my foot on the clutch right as I fully engage it I feel a squish type feel.

It's hard to explain but I was wondering if the clutch/brake fluid loses some vicosity because of how cold it is here right now(Canada)

It's been below zero the last few nights and i noticed it yesterday morning for the first time. I tried searching but didn't come up with anything useful.

anybody have any input or have the same thing happening.

By the way as soon as I start the car and wait a minute and drive it feel normal again.

TIA

 

Maybe you have moisture in the lines, try to bleed/ flush it and see what happens.

 

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I like Bbasso's idea.

When my R is really cold (0 F or so), the shifter/clutch/steering all get sluggish. I can't even imagine what's going on in the crankcase. Fortunately I haven't had to deal with it this season.

I don't recall having any different feel on the brake pedal though... but I usually treat it gently when it's that cold anyway.

 

I'll try that thanks guys