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 Throw out bearing insalled wrong? or bad slave?
#834257
09/05/07 10:31 PM
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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 25
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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I replaced the clutch on my 93 3.2 rodeo and now my cluth pedal is going to the floor and not disengaging the clutch. I am confused. I never unhooked any hoses from the slave cylinder, I just hung it out of the way. I tried bleeding yesterday and it didnt help. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
93 Rodeo 3.2L, 3" body lift, 3" Indy4x lift on 33's, flowmaster50, stainless brakes and clutch lines,
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Re: Throw out bearing insalled wrong? or bad slave?
[Re: throwin_roost]
#834258
09/05/07 10:40 PM
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Joined: Apr 2000
Posts: 7,268
Isuzu Moderator
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Did you get the TO bearing locked back into the fingers of the pressure plate? It is a pull-type clutch and if the TO is not attached to the pressure plate it won't disengage the clutch or return the pedal to where it is supposed to be.
Michael
Last edited by mlclark; 09/05/07 10:42 PM.
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Re: Throw out bearing insalled wrong? or bad slave?
[Re: mlclark]
#834259
09/06/07 03:31 AM
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Joined: May 2001
Posts: 229
Wheeler
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are you certain that you did not install the clutch disk upside down? Sadly I have done that and had the same results...different vehicle. Ryan
90 Trooper 2.6 -Daily driver/backyard tractor-
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Re: Throw out bearing insalled wrong? or bad slave?
[Re: blue rig]
#834260
09/06/07 09:48 PM
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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 25
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Yes I did snap the bearing in after I reinstalled transmission. I did bleed the system some more yesterday and was able to get the pedal stiff enough to disengage the clutch but, it is still very soft and Im having trouble shifting gears. I am going to try to bleed some more tonight and see what happens. Would changing the slave cylinder be a good thing to do? Thanks for the help.
93 Rodeo 3.2L, 3" body lift, 3" Indy4x lift on 33's, flowmaster50, stainless brakes and clutch lines,
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Re: Throw out bearing insalled wrong? or bad slave?
[Re: throwin_roost]
#834261
09/07/07 04:02 AM
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Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 4,868
Roll Me Over
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CAREFULLY pry up the dust boot on the slave cylinder. If there is fluid inside the boot, that means that it is leaking past the piston. If not, there is no real reason to change the slave.
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