Friend of mine has a 92 accord, the clutch grabs super low to the ground.
on occasion he wouldnt be able to get the car in gear, he would litterally have to lift the pedal up with his feet then press on it agian to get it in gear

the pushrod is maxed out, there are no visable leaks anywhere

is it time to replace the master cyclinder??

 

It's possible that he only needs to bleed fresh fluid thru it. Is the reservoir empty?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlackCRX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Friend of mine has a 92 accord, the clutch grabs super low to the ground.
on occasion he wouldnt be able to get the car in gear, he would litterally have to lift the pedal up with his feet then press on it agian to get it in gear

the pushrod is maxed out, there are no visable leaks anywhere

is it time to replace the master cyclinder??</TD></TR></TABLE>

Those were my exact symtoms when my clutch mastery cylinder went out. you can adjust where it grabs but if you cant get it in gear its getting ready to go. One thing you can do to pop it in gear is to pump the clutch a few times and then put it in gear. Thats what i had to do to get it to a mechanic.

replace it and i think you solve the problem

 

thanx guys

bump for more confirmations??

 

Is it leaking into the vehicle by the pushrod?

 

try replacing the slave first...the exact same thing happened to my car and it turned out to be the slave good luck