yesterday my clutch was fine then today when i was out driving i noticed that i had to put the pedal right to the floor to get the car to go into gear. i got the car home and looked at the resevour and it was a little low so i topped it up. after that i went in the house then i went out to pick up my brother and i pushed the clutch in to start the car and heard a clunk sound. then i let the clutch out and pushed it in again. there was resistance but the clutch did not disengage. i got out and looked under the car and none of the hydraulic lines were leaking. i have not tried to bleed it yet because it is snowing here. any ideas what happened?

thank you

Paul

 

i just checked it again and there is resistance but the clutch will not disengage

 

Sounds to me like the clutch fork might have bent/broke or the stud is broke.

Just a guess tho.

Dale

 

clutch fork is only 2 months old

 

i started the car with the shifter in first and the clutch right to the floor and it started perfectly. as soon as i let the clutch out a little bit the car started to move. the clutch works just not much

 

Air bubble in the line, bleed the crap out of it and it should work better.

 

i am going to try it when the weather clears up a bit hopefully tomorrow

 

I'll post this to the TFbM list and see if they have any ideas.

 

thank you