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Suddenly dead clutch pedal?


Joined
Jan 5, 2018
Messages
5
City
Atlanta, Georgia
Vehicle Year
1998
Transmission
Manual
1998 3.0 manual 4x4. 300K+

Clutch pedal had been working perfectly for the year I’ve had the truck, have checked clutch reservoir fluid level but have not needed to add any fluid in that time.

A couple days ago as I was slowing for a stop sign there was a bit of a squeal from the transmission area and then when I pressed the clutch pedal I could tell it had much less resistance than normal. I took off from the stop and on the 1-2 shift the clutch pedal went to the floor and gave me nothing. I had to rev match to get home. When I got home I checked fluid levels and the clutch fluid was still full. The pedal is dead until maybe the last 1/2” of travel on the floor.

My guess is slave cylinder, but I’m no hydraulic clutch expert. Does anyone have any suggestions? :popcorn:
 
Sounds that way to me. For that age I would plan on a whole clutch job, with all new hydraulics. Buy pre-bled.
 
Try bleeding the system and see if you can build pressure in the pedal. If not, probably a bad slave cylinder.
 

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