hey need some questions answered. First off i got up this morning and started my car and when i pushed in my clutch it went to the floor and felt like nothing was there and so i let it out and pushed back in and tried to put it into gear and it wouldn't go so i tired reverse and it just grinded, whats your thoughts? also im thinkin its my clutch i have a 95 civic coupe that i wanna turbo with a t3 and run about 9 psi i have injectors for it and all what kinda clutch would you suggest?

 

somebody?

 

Sounds like theres air in your clutch lines. Look by your pedal is there a pudde of fluid? If so then its you Clutch Master Cylinder.

Check around your slave cylinder and see if theres any oil. Try a regular bleed and see what happens.

 

haha dont wanna be a pain but its like you were speaking spanish to me right there.

 

do you have a how-to with pics by chance?

 

where is your slave cylinder?

 

that was pure english. i understood what he said. re-read it and get to work

 

If you can't understand that, you're not going to understand how to fix it. Look on your transmission for a little thing bolted to the front of it with a hard line attached to it. Look to see if it looks like fluid is leaking there. Follow that hard line back to your master cylinder and see if you can find fluid leaking there (it will be in your floorboard by the clutch pedal inside your car).

It doesn't sound like your clutch is dead so much as your master/slave cylinder.

 

im a noob haha

 

check the front of the transmission for a part that looks like this....



this is from a prelude, but very similar...this is called the slave cylinder. If this is leaking at all, all the hydraulic fluid is going to seep out, rendering your clutch pedal useless. Sounds like the culprit to me, but it may be other things as well

 

Sounds like the slave cylinder is out. It's a $10 replacement from Auto Zone. All you'll need is a 12mm socket/ratchet and a 10mm line wrench. If that doesn't solve the problem, it's your master cylinder. Here's how to replace that: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1265999

 

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Uh, try $50. At least thats how much mine was from advance.

 

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Uh, try $50. At least thats how much mine was from advance.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Uh, try $10 plus tax from AUTO ZONE.

 

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Uh, try $10 plus tax from AUTO ZONE.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I see $30...right in between

http://www.autozone.com/servle...INDER

http://www.partsamerica.com/Pr...set=A

^ From Advance. Ranging from $30-$65. So, I don't know WHERE the hell you got $10 from.

 

I'm sorry, $11.99

CLUTCH SLAVE CYLINDER for a
1994 HONDA CIVIC SI
Normal Stock
Special Order
Not Available



Item Part
No.
Warranty Core
Value Unit
Price Availability
Store Web
BRAKEWARE 13090 3 MO $11.99


http://www.autozone.com/servle...INDER

 

ok so i pulled out the slave cylinder outta the boot and nothing came out it was dry. does that mean i have no clutch fluid

 

the fluid is contained within the metal/rubber lines, there should not be any fluid within that rubber guard.

 

ok and i checked where you put clutch fluid in and its empty think im just out or i have a leak somewhere?

 

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Same part #, 13090 shows $29.99 for my zip code. Oh well, I guess **** is cheaper in TX.

 

put fluid in there since its empty , have someone pump the clutch and look for leaks...

 

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No offense, but I don't think you will be able to fix this...

Check your clutch fluid. Its the smaller resivoir next to the brake booster/master cylinder. Is is low?

Have a friend put his hand on the shift fork... (You can feel it through the big rubber boot at the end of the slave) and push the clutch pedal in and out. Does it move?

If the shift fork/slave isn't moving, or there is no fluid in the clutch fluid resivior, then you have a leak or a bad slave.

 

i have a leak i put clutch fluid in there and pumped the clutch a few times and looked and it was all over the floor.

 

put in some fluid it will hold it for a month or a lil more

 

i put fluid it and it lasted about a minute and it was on the garage floor

 

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Then try taking the advice of others and fixing the problem.......