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  • Lyrred
    Grease Monkey
    • Mar 2009
    • 391

    #1

    Clutch pedal low

    My clutch pedal is engaging very low to the floor. There seems to be no leaks because my master cylinder is still full. It started this about a week ago. The first day, it came all the way back up to full position. Now it never comes back up.

    I changed my slave cylinder over a year ago with a brand new one so i doubt this is the problem.

    Please help.



    Please excuse the dirt and other imperfections
  • Sindako
    Advanced Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 116

    #2
    Mate Go To A Mechanic Around you With a Lifting Jack and tell him To Re-Set Both of The Clutch Pumps/Piston Cylinders .
    It'll get back as it Was .

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    • Lyrred
      Grease Monkey
      • Mar 2009
      • 391

      #3
      Originally posted by Sindako
      Mate Go To A Mechanic Around you With a Lifting Jack and tell him To Re-Set Both of The Clutch Pumps/Piston Cylinders .
      It'll get back as it Was .
      Thanks for the reply but i'm in the Bahamas. There aren't many mechanics around here that do well with bmws, and if they do, then i'll get raped with cost.
      I do every thing to my car so i can do what i need to do. If possible, can u tell me how to do this? I'd greatly appreciate it

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      • frankie591
        E30 Addict
        • Feb 2012
        • 545

        #4
        You could have gotten air in the system even if the reservoir is still full. Try rebleeding the clutch and make sure the bleed screw is tightened properly.

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        • jlevie
          R3V OG
          • Nov 2006
          • 13530

          #5
          Since the car has a fairly new slave cylinder, either there is a problem with the clutch pedal or pedal box or the master cylinder is bad. Well, there could be a problem inside the bell housing. But start with the easier stuff.
          The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
          Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL

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          • KVF
            Wrencher
            • Apr 2010
            • 297

            #6
            ^ +1
            I'd start my day with a visual inspection of the pedal/box set up.

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