I was having trouble getting my hilux into gear, so i replaced the master and slave cylinder last night. I am still having trouble getting it into gear.
It feels like the clutch is not fully engaged when i manage to get into a gear, as the car slowly moves when my foot is hard down on the clutch.
Have i not bleed the line properly, or have i got the wrong master cylinder?
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by Nezza » Fri Jun 12, 2009 1:15 pm
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by FLAWLES » Fri Jun 12, 2009 3:11 pm
pressure plate is naffed ( maybe )
or your cluch plate is ever so slightly warped/twisted which can/may lead your hilux to creep when is 1st gear or a low gear when your foot is ohard on the pedal
or your cluch plate is ever so slightly warped/twisted which can/may lead your hilux to creep when is 1st gear or a low gear when your foot is ohard on the pedal
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by strx7 » Fri Jun 12, 2009 3:27 pm
or you pilot bearing in the end of the crank is grabbing meaning the inp0ut shaft is still actually turning despite having the clutch in.
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