clutch pedal goes to floor

[jam1231]

like i said the clutch pedal goes to the floor i check pior post and change the slave cylinder (sc) and master cylinder (mc) bleed it at the master cyclinder did not help, while i was bleeding it i notice the slave acuator was moving but did not have enough pressure to push in the clutch in. the only thing else i saw in that system was a block with a line going from the mc to a block and on the other side of the block a line going the the sc and another port with something thats looks like a bleed screw (what is this block called) 1992 240sx

[hatedinthemind]

Did you really have to make 4 threads about this?

[Brandon1605]

So, I take it your clutch pedal goes to the floor?




Bleed it at the slave cylinder on the transmission... this is pretty basic stuff, dude. And 4 topics wont get you any help around here.

[FlipCoupe]

So, I take it your clutch pedal goes to the floor?




Bleed it at the slave cylinder on the transmission... this is pretty basic stuff, dude. And 4 topics wont get you any help around here.

says the guy who gave him help around here :p

[S13_RB25]

Well it'll be way better if you take that box out, its called the damper box. Then just bleed it at the slave and you should be good!

[jam1231]

thanks but i only posted it once sorry if it offended anyone

[jam1231]

bleed it at the transmission still stays on the floor

[Brandon1605]

Then you either arent bleeding it right or you have a leak somewhere.

[jam1231]

i just bleed every bit of air out the system still the same thing i did notice when it a week before it happen that when i let off on the clutch that it stuck a little at about an inch at the end and the responce was sluglish when i step on the gas i put a center force 2 clutch in it about 5000 miles ago and the the slave cyclinder is moving about and inch

[jam1231]

I bypass the damper good thing i bought another line because that did not fix it the pedal still goes to the floor is there any way to test the master and slave cyclinder i bought them from Napa i wonder if they are bad

[seang]

I'm not sure of any way to test a clutch master cylinder other than real-time use. If there is, it is news to me.

Did you bench bleed the master?