gordongilchrist
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Hi I was hoping someone could give me some advice.
Ive got a 2005 multipla JTD. The biting point for my clutch is almost at the floor. It looks like the clutch control arm only moves about 10 degrees which dosent seem to me to be enought? so i thought there must be air in the hydraulics. I blead the slave cylinder but didnt look like much if any air came out. this improved the biting point a little.
However I noticed that when i closed the bleeding point and the clutch pedel was released it didn't spring back up by its self as i expected. I had to lift the pedel up by hand before i could commence pump up the hydraulics again. Does this seem normal or does it point to a fault somewhere such as a broken return spring in the master cylinder?????
Any advise would be appreciated as the next step is probably what I dread to do is replacing the clutch.
Many thanks
Ive got a 2005 multipla JTD. The biting point for my clutch is almost at the floor. It looks like the clutch control arm only moves about 10 degrees which dosent seem to me to be enought? so i thought there must be air in the hydraulics. I blead the slave cylinder but didnt look like much if any air came out. this improved the biting point a little.
However I noticed that when i closed the bleeding point and the clutch pedel was released it didn't spring back up by its self as i expected. I had to lift the pedel up by hand before i could commence pump up the hydraulics again. Does this seem normal or does it point to a fault somewhere such as a broken return spring in the master cylinder?????
Any advise would be appreciated as the next step is probably what I dread to do is replacing the clutch.
Many thanks