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ROBOTOPHER

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FORD RANGER

I own a 1995 ford ranger with 120318 miles on it when I am driving out of nowhere I have tried to shift up or down and it wont go. But then it goes sometimes I dont know what is wrong with it but I have checked the fluid for the master clutch cylinder will anyone help me because I have to go to work and must travel alot and cant spare the time Exclamation Sad

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NOS

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When you say you checked the fluid did you pull the rubber from the resivor and look inside? Ford clutches suck they are hard to bleed. How far from the floor does yor peddle travle up before it inguages the clutch should only be a half to an inch no more from the floor any more than that and you may need a clutch. (NOS)

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Sunday, August 20th, 2006 AT 12:58 PM

ROBOTOPHER

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What do u mean till it ingages and could u describe to me what u mean and yes I took out the rubber thing

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Tuesday, August 22nd, 2006 AT 5:48 PM

NOS

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What I mean is when you let out on the peadle how far off the floor did it used to go before the truck moved. A half to one inch from the floor was ample. But if you had to go almost all the way off the floor peadle was all the way up you need a new clutch. (NOS)

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Wednesday, August 23rd, 2006 AT 7:27 PM

ROBOTOPHER

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It catches about right in the middle is that normal or is that bad also whenever I shut off the engine I smell something wierd. So I finally looked at the engine and something sprayed everywhere im not sure what it is but it doesnt seem good.

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Thursday, August 24th, 2006 AT 11:07 PM

NOS

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If it is coming up half way, that means your going to need a clutch cause when up push down on the pedle it is not relaseing the clutch so you can shift. The smell could be antifreeze from a busted hose. Is the motor all green looking?