Clutch disengagement issue
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Alright, my car was originanly an automatic and it was converted.
Here are my issues, I bled the clutch line perfectly, however these are the issues.
I press on the clutch pedal and the clutch disengages while i release 1cm away.
I know it is probably a bad clutch master cylinder, BUT can it also be that I am using a different clutch line, possibly an integra one that is too long for the civic, thus why my master cylinder isn't powerful enough to move it far enough?
Here are my issues, I bled the clutch line perfectly, however these are the issues.
I press on the clutch pedal and the clutch disengages while i release 1cm away.
I know it is probably a bad clutch master cylinder, BUT can it also be that I am using a different clutch line, possibly an integra one that is too long for the civic, thus why my master cylinder isn't powerful enough to move it far enough?
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From: With my POS D15B2, Whereever whenever, United States
yeah that works fine, i am positive
it has to be either its a bad clutch master cylinder or the line is too long
it has to be either its a bad clutch master cylinder or the line is too long
It’s not the lines, for all intent and purposes the integra hydraulic clutch system is identical to the civic, check to see if the master cylinder or slave is leaking if not your clutch pedal travel distance is off, probably from the swap it was changed. It needs to be adjusted…
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