Questions & Answers for: clutch pedal works sometimes

...clutch pedal is high and stiff when I begin to drive it, then the pedal feels softer and more towards the floor after I have driven the car for a while. Sometimes the pedal clicks and seems to adjust ...

...both. if the clutch arm IS working, and the pedal feels normal, sometimes you can put in gear, and start it with the clutch pedal depressed and drive it, and goose the gas to "break the disc

clutch pedal doesn't disengage the clutch until way down on the pedal's travel. Other days, it's up at its normal position. I'm guessing that the clutch master must be leaking fluid past the seal. But

...clutch spring, press the pedal to the ground (engine running) and try to shift into 2. gear. Do this slowly to feel if the gear slips in. If that doesn't work, you need to replace the clutch set. ...

...clutch pedal The clutch pedal is very spongy, and sometime has not pressure on the pedal at all when the vehicle is running and I can't get it into gear. Also the clutch was slipping and very slow to ...

...clutch pedal Answer The clutch pedal is very spongy, and sometime has not pressure on the pedal at all when the vehicle... (More) The clutch pedal is very spongy, and sometime has not pressure on the ...

...clutch pedal is to the floor. I have replaced and bled the entire hydraulic system, with no change. Sometimes when it is not working, there will be a jolt when I release the pedal (as in starting off ...

clutch pedal is stiff and sticking to the floor. This sometimes happens when vehicles sit for extended periods of time. It might free up by working back and forth by hand. Have the vehicle off and the

clutch pedal stays down purchased the car it had a small clutch fuid leak, but we top it up every few days, today the clutch pedal stayed i the bottom position I did check the drivers mat as sometimes

clutch pedal stays on floor and cant shift into gear if started in gear car will jump, has brand new clutch cable i just replaced Did you replace the clutch and/or cable yourself? If so, did it work ...