Driving down the road and as I was shifting it kept getting harder to shift now I can't put in any gear and does not grind when trying to. Any Ideas what I'm looking at? Thanks for any input.


[Modified by Jennsaccord, 6:36 PM 12/25/2002]

 

bent fork? dont think it is the clutch.

 

Cluth cylinder in the engine bay is completely dry. Check and if low, refill with DOT 3/4 brake fluid. Most likely.

Or, your slave cylinder has gone kapluuee...

 

it was stated that there is no grinding sound when trying to engage gear. if there was no hydraulic pressure in the system then the slave cylinder would not release the clutch, causing a grinding sound.so the hydraulic system isn't the problem.I'm guessing that as it got progressively harder to shift gears, you shoved the shifter progressively harder and that caused your shift fork to bend.

 

Check the fuild level anyway, can't hurt. Mine was grinding slightly before I relized the fluid was low. I was sudden onset. It's a cheap, quick and easy fix if that is the problem. Keep an eye out for leaks though.

 

clutch cylinder fluid is low

 

mine has been doin the same thing...upon further inspection (ya like that) i am goin to replace my clutch master and slave cylinders this weekend if i get the parts from majestic soon enuff.