Every morning now when i drive my car to get to school I get excessive play with
my clutch, like it'll sink down 2-3 inches before it actually engages. But the time I get to my school my clutch is normal again, about less than an inch of play. Is it because there might be air in my clutch line? or is there another reason for this?

 

there could be air in the line, or also ur fluid may be low

 

bleed the clutch resevior from the slave cylinder if it persists adjust the clutch pedal.

 

master cylinder? any leaks? low fluid can be anything

 

Is it cold where you live? I know sometimes with hydro trannys cold weather can make it feel like the clutch is all weird. Then when the engine warms up it then warms up the tranny and hyro clutch fluid making everything feeling normal again. It could also be air in the line... Try pumping the clutch pedal when the car has sat for a while and if it builds pressure then it's probably got air in the line but it if only gets better after driving it around for a while and it is cold outside then that could be the reason it feels weird.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JohnnyH &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is it cold where you live? I know sometimes with hydro trannys cold weather can make it feel like the clutch is all weird. Then when the engine warms up it then warms up the tranny and hyro clutch fluid making everything feeling normal again. It could also be air in the line... Try pumping the clutch pedal when the car has sat for a while and if it builds pressure then it's probably got air in the line but it if only gets better after driving it around for a while and it is cold outside then that could be the reason it feels weird.</TD></TR></TABLE>

ya i have the same problem w/ my moms mani camry. It gets pretty cold here in the mountains of cali and the clutch feels all wierd in da mornin.