creationtwentytwo
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Hi there,
My girlfriend just got an 02 Seicento Sporting about a month ago, and up until now it's been great. Over the last couple of days, the bite on the clutch seems to have got closer and closer to the floor, and now it's at the point where reverse won't engage without massive crunching even with pedal fully depressed, and gears are very difficult to get into. I'm pretty sure it's gonna be unusable in the next day or so.
I could be just over paranoid, but I'm pretty sure the brake pedal is feeling a bit seized up too.
I had a Punto about 5 years ago with a similar problem and I seem to remember just having to bleed the brakes to fix it, then found out it was the master cylinder seals had gone which meant the fluid leaked out and the clutch lost all pressure, I don't even know if the Seicento has a hydraulic clutch system though so I'm not sure if this is the case.
Anyone know what could be the problem, and how to go about fixing it?
Thanks
My girlfriend just got an 02 Seicento Sporting about a month ago, and up until now it's been great. Over the last couple of days, the bite on the clutch seems to have got closer and closer to the floor, and now it's at the point where reverse won't engage without massive crunching even with pedal fully depressed, and gears are very difficult to get into. I'm pretty sure it's gonna be unusable in the next day or so.
I could be just over paranoid, but I'm pretty sure the brake pedal is feeling a bit seized up too.
I had a Punto about 5 years ago with a similar problem and I seem to remember just having to bleed the brakes to fix it, then found out it was the master cylinder seals had gone which meant the fluid leaked out and the clutch lost all pressure, I don't even know if the Seicento has a hydraulic clutch system though so I'm not sure if this is the case.
Anyone know what could be the problem, and how to go about fixing it?
Thanks