Trojan Man
New Member
Alright, this is a little hard to explain but try to follow.
About 5 times a day my clutch gets weird on me. What happens is this. The pedal will suddenly feel very different, like it may start to get more stiff, or could get easier to push, or sometimes the pedal will gain throw or lose some throw. Then, the pedal will go CLICK and bamn drops to the floor and STAYS there. I have to pick it back up with my foot, it then catches, and it will be OK for a lil while until this all happens again. Now I know this is probably the auto tensioner acting up, but I don't understand why it would stay on the floor. Also sometimes, I'll come to a stop, clutch in, and the clutch must still be grabbing slighty because the car shutters. If I 'Pump' the clutch a few times, the pedal feels different and then it's ok for a while.
So my only thoughts are a screwed up clutch pedal mechanism or perhaps a stretched cable? Maybe a bad TOB? Has anyone had this kind of problem?
Thanks
<small>[ March 03, 2003, 04:26 PM: Message edited by: HydroStream6 ]</small>
About 5 times a day my clutch gets weird on me. What happens is this. The pedal will suddenly feel very different, like it may start to get more stiff, or could get easier to push, or sometimes the pedal will gain throw or lose some throw. Then, the pedal will go CLICK and bamn drops to the floor and STAYS there. I have to pick it back up with my foot, it then catches, and it will be OK for a lil while until this all happens again. Now I know this is probably the auto tensioner acting up, but I don't understand why it would stay on the floor. Also sometimes, I'll come to a stop, clutch in, and the clutch must still be grabbing slighty because the car shutters. If I 'Pump' the clutch a few times, the pedal feels different and then it's ok for a while.
So my only thoughts are a screwed up clutch pedal mechanism or perhaps a stretched cable? Maybe a bad TOB? Has anyone had this kind of problem?
Thanks
<small>[ March 03, 2003, 04:26 PM: Message edited by: HydroStream6 ]</small>