Ok so I got into my car yesterday morning to drive to class and I thought maybe my clutch was a little easier to push in than usual (ACT clutch). Usually it takes a little effort to push it down, then you get use to it it's hardly noticeable. But when I tried to put it in reverse to back out of my spot it took some work, which shouldn't be the case. After that it went into first and drove fine the rest of the day. Later on I went to a friends house to wash my car and when I backed out the driveway it once again wouldn't go into reverse without grinding and a little extra effort. So today I leave school to come home and when I go to back out it won't go into reverse at all, so I turned the car off put it in reverse and turned it back on, I then tried to put it in first which it decided not to do. So I turned the car off once again to put it in first and drive. After I got it into first and started it up it started moving even though the clutch was fully depressed, it was slowly moving as if it was barely engaged. I also had trouble down-shifting on the highway, and when I came to a stoplight the car started moving forward by itself into oncoming traffic so i let off the clutch and the car died. Can anybody tell me what the problem might be? Transmission fluid or what? I'm so lost...


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I accidently posted this in the wrong forum, can a mod please move it to eg/del sol?

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clutch master cylinder maybe, or slave cylinder.