Ok, when I push in my clutch is goes straight to the floor, and has no pressure really behind it, and doesn't spring back up after being pressed.. I checked the clutch fluid, and it was EXTREMELY low.. so I thought HRMM problem solved.. added some pumped the clutch... but nothing.. still same problem.. any other suggestions? It can't be the clutch is bad.. its not even a year old.. and its an ACT and I haven't even had the time to race it... so any suggestions would be welcome.

 

If the fluid got really low, it probably needs to be bled out.

 

how would i do that?

 

Oh man....

Do you know how to bleed brakes? If so, do the same thing to the clutch. Just follow the line from the master cylinder to the front part of the tranny/motor. If you don't know how to do that, you're in a world of hurt...

 

It's not too hard. You'll need a 8mm open-end wrench and a brake bleeder bottle.

Find the bleed nipple. Put the semi-full bleeder bottle on the nipple w/ the wrench on the nipple first. Fill the master cylinder w/ fluid and keep the cap off. Open the nipple w/ the wrench. Push the clutch pedal down. Close the nipple. Pull the clutch pedal up.

Repeat the opening/closing pushing/pulling until the pedal will have a nice firm feel to it w/ no play when the nipple is closed and you press down on the pedal.