I thought I had air in my fluid line. So I bled it, and bled, it and bled it. Then came to the conclusion that it's sucking air from somewhere. Any ideas? It's got stock everything at the moment.
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Clutch is sucking air
- Thread starter Coyotebyte
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have you checked inside the bell housing? Oil in there means the throwout bearing seal is bad. This may not show up unless under pressure. You have to pull the tranny to fix it.
If there is leakage elsewhere, you should see it on the outside of components. Bad hoses, bad connections, whatever.
Have a buddy pump and hold the clutch pedal while you are under the truck looking for leaks or seepage.
If there is leakage elsewhere, you should see it on the outside of components. Bad hoses, bad connections, whatever.
Have a buddy pump and hold the clutch pedal while you are under the truck looking for leaks or seepage.
It has fluid leakage but it looks like oil pan gasket. (Thats another project) There is no push back in the pedal unless I pump it. Nothing at all when the truck is running. I can sift all day long as long if the truck is not running. Thx for the tips. If I have to pull the tranny I will have to tow it to a shop. Not allowed to do major repair here. That will really suck.
sounds like it's sucking air under there. is that possible? bad valve?
Ok after you replies and doing more searching. I guess my B2 is off to the shop. This chick doesnt have the strength to man handle a tranny out, let alone place, or tools to replace the slave. Maybe next time I'll be better prepared to tackle this kind of job. Thx for the info!
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