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Old 04-15-2004, 07:13 PM
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Default Clutch slippage

Ny 99 Lude's clutch is feels like it's slipping more and more. It gives NO resistance about 1/4 of the way down. Car has 93,000 miles on it now. I got it at 70k.

1. What are the odds it just needs adjusting? If so how much would that run about?


2. If it need replacement how much for a standard clutch and a good aftermarket? If it's slipping at the rate it is how long could I ride around on that
Old 04-16-2004, 08:04 AM
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Check your clutch fluid first. Our cars have hydraulic clutches. Your clutch fluid resivior is right next to the master brake cylinder resivior. I had the similar feel with mine. I checked the fluid, it was low, and when I filled the clutch almost felt brand new. It uses generic DOT 3 brake fluid.
Old 04-16-2004, 04:37 PM
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Had it checked today. The master clutch cylinder is f00ked and it's slowly leaking fluid, which is why it feels like a wet noodle.
Shop is going to replace it for $195 including labor.
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Originally Posted by Vampgrrl
Had it checked today. The master clutch cylinder is f00ked and it's slowly leaking fluid, which is why it feels like a wet noodle.
Shop is going to replace it for $195 including labor.
Well, you're lucky..... it's better than 500.00 for a new clutch.
Old 04-17-2004, 09:44 AM
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Yeah, trust me I know. I'm trying to close on a house in a month and I cant really afford $200 much less $700. But $200> $700
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Hey, good job! I'm house shopping as well. Haven't found one yet, but I hope to by the end of April.
Old 04-25-2004, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Vampgrrl
Had it checked today. The master clutch cylinder is f00ked and it's slowly leaking fluid, which is why it feels like a wet noodle.
Shop is going to replace it for $195 including labor.
change it yourself or have a friend do it.

it'll cost ya less than $40 for the part and takes less than an hour. just had to redo my master and slave... the clutch took its toll on the old parts.
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