The clutch pedal sticks on the floor. So I replaced the clutch, after getting no pressure. The pedal still sticks to the floor, as well as the slave cylinder is not pushed in like it should. The slave sticks out (release position). Slave and cylinder replaced. What is wrong?


1993 Honda Accord EX KA5MT

 

Did you replace the master cylinder? Is your clutch properly bled? Maybe you have a leak in the clutch lines/hose somewhere that is causing your unresponsive pedal. Maybe the plunger between the master and pedal isn't connected (or rattled loose, broke?) securely. Don't start throwing money at things, that is a HORRIBLE way to diagnose an automotive (or any problem for that matter) malfunction.

 

NZX is right. One more thing to look for as well, because i have had a few problems with it as well on friends cars. Where the back side of the master cylinder connects to the pedal, is usually worn down really far and pretty bad. I normally have to remove the pedal assy. From the vehicle and fill it using my welder. After that is done i also replace the "U" style clamp/fitting that threads onto the master and hooks to the pedal via pin and cotter pin.


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