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For the sake of my poor toes... argy with a clutch peddle
chaz replied to chaz's topic in Drivetrain
Thanks for the suggestion, but I think it's a bit more than that. I now have to toe it up practically every time I'm going from 1st up, and it clunks up rather rises as it should... -
For the sake of my poor toes... argy with a clutch peddle
chaz replied to chaz's topic in Drivetrain
LOL - no I think you should... Hahah. I have rung them for a price - 76 quid master cyl & 40 for slave - but I chickened out and went for the easier 'What make is it?' route. And the guy took care to say Eff Ay Gee rather than 'FAG'. I don't remember them doing that with BOSCH So can we get this straight for an idiot - the least it could be is that the flexi pipe is leaking, and the worst is that I need to replace both master and slave cylinders? (like I said, clutch not slipping so sure it's not that). Would you replace both master and slave anyway? (Christ, I've just read that back... this sounds like a S&M workshop - and I haven't even got into the nipple bleed...) . -
For the sake of my poor toes... argy with a clutch peddle
chaz replied to chaz's topic in Drivetrain
Many thanks for that. No DIY for me I'm afraid. I'll have to take it to a garage to have it done. Which means at least I don't have to ring up GSF to ask for a Fag slave, though... -
For the sake of my poor toes... argy with a clutch peddle
chaz replied to chaz's topic in Drivetrain
Okay, thanks for that. Would you definitely say 'slave' first '? - cos the only advice I've had already went towards it more likely being the master cylinder. cheers -
For the sake of my poor toes... argy with a clutch peddle
chaz replied to chaz's topic in Drivetrain
Ha ha, thanks. See, that's what kind of state it's got me in, I can't even spell any more. Or at least using the wrong 'peddle'. -
Hi there, The clutch peddle has been sticking recently and I'm quickly becoming an expert at 'toeing' it back up. It does come back up okay (when I can get my boot under it!). The clutch itself seems perfectly fine - no burning or slipping when held on hills, etc. So would this just be the master cylinder, do you think (or maybe the slave). I don't want to get stuck with a bill for a new clutch from a garage trying to tell me that it must be the clutch when it isn't. Any advice much appreciated. Cheers