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Clutch Problems


LA.Ranger

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Joined
Jan 3, 2011
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Vehicle Year
1997
Transmission
Automatic
I have a 1997 Ranger with a 4 cylinder & 5 speed trany. I am having trouble with the clutch petdal going all the way to the floor and stays there. After no certain amount of time it will pop back up and its ready to go on. About 6 months ago it pulled this stunt and I bled the slave cylinder and got some white shavings it appears out of the slave cylender. After you bleed it out it works fine until today when it done the same thing again and I bledd the slave cylinder and got some more white shavings. It always does this without any warning. Could there be something breaking down in the master cylinder be causing this? I am grasping for straws and any help would be appreciated. The truck has 126,000 miles and still runs good. Thanks.....
 
I'll lay odds that the white shavings are plastic. The clutch slave cylinder has white plastic as a major component. The internal spring on the slave (which expands the slave cylinder) is failing, or the shavings are jamming the expansion of the slave cylinder.

The white shavings probably have contaminated the clutch master cylinder. Time to replace the clutch master and clutch slave.
 

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