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I have a 97 civic hb mini me swap and just recently changed my clutch... Installed then bled... But the prbolem is the clutch is still soft... Gears is going in with no problem i am just worried or clueless on what is wrong with it that my clutch is soft... I bought a new cylinder for it and its still doing the same... Fluid is good... What could it be?
I have a 97 civic hb mini me swap and just recently changed my clutch... Installed then bled... But the prbolem is the clutch is still soft... Gears is going in with no problem i am just worried or clueless on what is wrong with it that my clutch is soft... I bought a new cylinder for it and its still doing the same... Fluid is good... What could it be?
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Whats going on HT!
I have a 97 civic hb mini me swap and just recently changed my clutch... Installed then bled... But the prbolem is the clutch is still soft... Gears is going in with no problem i am just worried or clueless on what is wrong with it that my clutch is soft... I bought a new cylinder for it and its still doing the same... Fluid is good... What could it be?
I have a 97 civic hb mini me swap and just recently changed my clutch... Installed then bled... But the prbolem is the clutch is still soft... Gears is going in with no problem i am just worried or clueless on what is wrong with it that my clutch is soft... I bought a new cylinder for it and its still doing the same... Fluid is good... What could it be?
Whats going on HT!
I have a 97 civic hb mini me swap and just recently changed my clutch... Installed then bled... But the prbolem is the clutch is still soft... Gears is going in with no problem i am just worried or clueless on what is wrong with it that my clutch is soft... I bought a new cylinder for it and its still doing the same... Fluid is good... What could it be?
I have a 97 civic hb mini me swap and just recently changed my clutch... Installed then bled... But the prbolem is the clutch is still soft... Gears is going in with no problem i am just worried or clueless on what is wrong with it that my clutch is soft... I bought a new cylinder for it and its still doing the same... Fluid is good... What could it be?
In most cases, the clutch master and slave cylinders don't play much of a role in pedal stiffness.
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Everything is new except pressure plate... I was going to get one before but i was having a hard time taking it out bcos i was using just arm power i didnt have air compressor and tools at the time so i just decided to just leave it as is... The clutch cylinder and slave are all new... So you think should i replace pressure plate or just leave it as is? Since the gear are going in just fine... Let me know thanks
It sounds fine then. As long as you can shift through the gears and no abnormal noises or feels. I remember when I put a new Exedy organic replacement clutch it was softer than the OEM one.
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New clutches feel soft because of new springs and new grease. You may also need to adjust your master cylinder. If it has too much free play, the clutch will appear soft.
You should have about 1/2 to 1" of freeplay at the top of the pedal travel.
I'm guessing you're saying you didn't change your flywheel?
You should have about 1/2 to 1" of freeplay at the top of the pedal travel.
I'm guessing you're saying you didn't change your flywheel?
New clutches feel soft because of new springs and new grease. You may also need to adjust your master cylinder. If it has too much free play, the clutch will appear soft. You should have about 1/2 to 1" of freeplay at the top of the pedal travel. I'm guessing you're saying you didn't change your flywheel?
I did adjust my master cylinder after i installed the new one... And yes i didnt replace the flywheel yet i have the stock still..
does this apply for aftermarket clutches too ? my stage 2 ACT clutch(HD pressure plate) is hard as **** to press in, will it get even harder, it's not so much an issue for me but my gf wanted to try to drive it down the road this spring lol.
-what did you use to grease the splines?
-how old is the clutch?
ACT pressure plates are way too stiff for my liking. So your clutch likely will get stiffer as the springs harden from flexing and the grease fills up with contaminants.
Be careful not to keep that pedal depressed any longer than you need to. ACTs relate back to a lot of crank walk issues. Consider installing a clutch bypass so the pedal isn't down when you start it.
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