Anybody got any ideas on what the issue is here?
The clutch on the avant was overly light and spongy when i bought it, then last night the pedal dropped to about 3 inches from the floor. It was still drivable, i could select a gear and drive home.
Step 1: I bled the clutch and it seemed ok for about 15 mins, then dropped to the floor again.
Step 2: Fitted a new master cylinder and bled again, was ok for the first few pumps, then dropped to the floor again.
Previous owner had a new clutch fitted a short time ago, and did say the clutch and gear change felt funny afterwards. Looking at the receipts they fitted a new dual mass flywheel, slave cylinder, and clutch.
The gearbox also has a bearing gone so i have to change that anyway. My spare 6speed has a new slave cyl, and release bearing fitted so i'm covered there.
My only worry is the new clutch, is it possible they fitted the wrong item? Or could the pressure plate have failed already? Unfortunately i don't have a spare one and would really to work out what the issue is first.
Any ideas please shout?
Thanks, Mark.
The clutch on the avant was overly light and spongy when i bought it, then last night the pedal dropped to about 3 inches from the floor. It was still drivable, i could select a gear and drive home.
Step 1: I bled the clutch and it seemed ok for about 15 mins, then dropped to the floor again.
Step 2: Fitted a new master cylinder and bled again, was ok for the first few pumps, then dropped to the floor again.
Previous owner had a new clutch fitted a short time ago, and did say the clutch and gear change felt funny afterwards. Looking at the receipts they fitted a new dual mass flywheel, slave cylinder, and clutch.
The gearbox also has a bearing gone so i have to change that anyway. My spare 6speed has a new slave cyl, and release bearing fitted so i'm covered there.
My only worry is the new clutch, is it possible they fitted the wrong item? Or could the pressure plate have failed already? Unfortunately i don't have a spare one and would really to work out what the issue is first.
Any ideas please shout?
Thanks, Mark.
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