just put in transmission and now the clutch won't push down ,can you help please?
Apr 12, 2008 at 7:24 PM
1992 Ford Ranger clutch
1992 FORD RANGER
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Hi there,
may need a bit more information but will see how we go... If the pedal it up and locked (wont depress) crack the bleeder and see if the pedal goes to the floor, if so the Hydraulics ar ok and there is a mechanical problem with the clutch, if the pedal wont depress, start checking around the master Cly for a fault. Start here.
mark (mhpautos)
may need a bit more information but will see how we go... If the pedal it up and locked (wont depress) crack the bleeder and see if the pedal goes to the floor, if so the Hydraulics ar ok and there is a mechanical problem with the clutch, if the pedal wont depress, start checking around the master Cly for a fault. Start here.
mark (mhpautos)
Apr 12, 2008 at 8:44 PM
where do i bleed it [quote:e5453452c7="mhpautos"]Hi there,
may need a bit more information but will see how we go... If the pedal it up and locked (wont depress) crack the bleeder and see if the pedal goes to the floor, if so the Hydraulics ar ok and there is a mechanical problem with the clutch, if the pedal wont depress, start checking around the master Cly for a fault. Start here.
mark (mhpautos)[/quote:e5453452c7]
may need a bit more information but will see how we go... If the pedal it up and locked (wont depress) crack the bleeder and see if the pedal goes to the floor, if so the Hydraulics ar ok and there is a mechanical problem with the clutch, if the pedal wont depress, start checking around the master Cly for a fault. Start here.
mark (mhpautos)[/quote:e5453452c7]
Apr 13, 2008 at 6:53 AM
there will be a bleeder at the slave cyl at the gear box, it will look the same as a bleeder on a brake caliper.
Mark (mhpautos)
Mark (mhpautos)
Apr 13, 2008 at 5:35 PM
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