Why does the clutch pedal gets stack down when pressed? (it's a suzuki grand vitara model 2011)

SOURCE: no clutch pressure

The master cylinder located under the dash and connected to the pedal may be malfunctioning. Try bleeding the slave underneath the car first, Be sure your brake fluid is clean also. If the fluid is dirty or muddy looking, it is possible the fluid has "eaten" some of the rubber parts in the master and/or slave cylinder. Flush the system and be sure & use a good quality fluid.
The pedal is directly connected to the master cylinder and if it doesn't come up then it's probably going to be a master cylinder problem if you have bled the system & it still malfunctions.

SOURCE: 2004 Honda Element...the clutch pedal engaging at 50%

Hi:
You could have a problem with your pressure plate, but you need to check out your clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder too. Check the clutch master cylinder fluid reservoir, and make sure it is full. It is located on the back wall of the engine compartment, approx right in front of your clutch pedal. If it is low, or you notice any fluid leakage, you need to address what caused that. You can bleed the system too, but that won't repair the problem.

Marvin

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• Posted on May 11, 2010

SOURCE: the clutch pedal sticks down when trying to engage

YOU DO NEED A NEW DISC AND MOST LIKELY A MASTER AND SLAVE HYDRAULIC CLUTCH CYLINDERS, THE STICKING MAY BE DUE TO OVER TRAVEL DUE TO THE WORN OUT DISK.

mdc674lpn

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• Posted on Jun 13, 2010

SOURCE: when you press down the clutch nothing happens

first check for fluid in clutch reservoir, maybe low. second bleed air from clutch system. if still no pressure then check master cylinder or slave cylinder. sometimes it is a simple fix.

SOURCE: megane wont start when l

Hi,

Thats how it works! Modern carshave to press the clutch/brake pedal. French cars are different, u have to press the brake pedal first to start the engine!