i did that and checked the throw out bearing the slave cylinder wont push it in any one have a clue im thinking about just buying a new ones13drft89 wrote:Make sure you connect the park/neutral plug/sire together. The plug is beige and its two thick wires next to your fuse box on the passenger side. As far as for the clutch I do believe the maxima clutches work. I think the year is from 95 that they work.-Ricky
Did you bleed the air from the bleeder block i mentioned?17wantinga240 wrote:
i did that and checked the throw out bearing the slave cylinder wont push it in any one have a clue im thinking about just buying a new one
If the starter is engageing its not a wiring problems13drft89 wrote:Make sure you connect the park/neutral plug/sire together. The plug is beige and its two thick wires next to your fuse box on the passenger side. As far as for the clutch I do believe the maxima clutches work. I think the year is from 95 that they work.-Ricky
17wantinga240 wrote: plus its an auto to 5 spd swap??
Auto to 5 speed cars dont have bleeder blocks!240_SeX wrote:
Did you bleed the air from the bleeder block i mentioned?
s13drft89 wrote:Make sure you connect the park/neutral plug/sire together. The plug is beige and its two thick wires next to your fuse box on the passenger side.-Ricky
Why dont we clearly state this one more time that AUTOMATIC cars do not come wiht any clutch hardlines let alone the huge dampener.idahotuner wrote:ok. you need to bypass the surge tank on you clutch line. here is the link. http://www.nicoclub.com/articles.php?id=251959 it sounds like your clutch isnt engaging so it wont start.
I understand this, however if he bought the entire line setup from a junkyard it would include the block. He hasent specified his setup. I know that those blocks can pose alot of problems bleeding clutchs.supreamS14 wrote: Auto to 5 speed cars dont have bleeder blocks!
If it doesn't start in neutral its not the clutch17wantinga240 wrote:im going to pull the transmission off and check the t.o.b
I can start my auto to manual swap with clutch engaged. Maybe your starter is sh1t. That is possible.blinker_fluid wrote:
If it doesn't start in neutral its not the clutch