Like topic says, I drove my car home from work yesterday and it was perfectly fine. I woke up dismorning and parked my car on a hill because I forgot somethin in the house, got back in it, and all of a sudden the pedal has 2 be pushed almost all the way to the floor to go threw the gears. The clutch isn't slippin at all and it only has 30k miles on it. The trannys not makin any noise so I'm assumin the throw out bearings ok. The fluid is ok as well. I have no clue were to start. Should I attempt to bleed it? The pedal just feels reallly sloppy almost like a cable clutch does when the clutch is bad I'm assuming my clutch is fine because usually when hydrolic clutches go they still release at the top of the pedal, and they tend to slip. Any ideas would be much appriciated.

 

Bump!

 

clutch master or slave cylinder is shot. replace both and drive. fairly cheap parts

 

i second that

 

or check the clutch fluid. maybe it wasnt enough and when you were on the hill the fluid went down and let air in. so maybe try bleeding it.

 

clutch master cylinder was shot. thanks!