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  • eXtreemeRS
    S2Forum Fanatic
    • Feb 2005
    • 56

    #1

    Little confused here....

    Little confused here..
    master cylinder is located behind the clutch inside the car?
    slave cylinder is located on the gerbox?
    I'm I right here??
    I have replaced the slave cylinder and the clutch is only 3 months old..
    but I can still not put it in gear when car is running..
    Anyone got an ide on what to do next?
    I relly missing drive my car... It sunny out the snow is gone and its time to put on the summer rims..
  • porkkis
    S2Forum Extremist
    • Aug 2003
    • 1994
    • Country: Finland

    #2
    Yes all correct. How does the pedal feel?
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    • eXtreemeRS
      S2Forum Fanatic
      • Feb 2005
      • 56

      #3
      It feels tight and god..

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      • Sir Buff
        S2Forum Enthusiast
        • May 2004
        • 127
        • Current: Switzerland

        #4
        Maybe you have to put the air out of the hydraulic hose.
        Sorry, I don't know how to say it correctly in english.
        http://www.audi90.ch

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        • eXtreemeRS
          S2Forum Fanatic
          • Feb 2005
          • 56

          #5
          yeah I have done it.. trust me no air in there now.....
          maybe I have to replace the master cylider too...??
          I just got it... so.. better just replace it at once...
          don't u think...?

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          • porkkis
            S2Forum Extremist
            • Aug 2003
            • 1994
            • Country: Finland

            #6
            If the master cyl would be bad you should have light pedal feel as the fluid would go around the seal and therefore create no pressure.

            I guess the problem is with the clutch itself or the slave cyl. Did you use the slave cylinder bar of the old cylinder or the new one. I mean the ~10cm long bar that sits between the cylinder and the clutch fork.

            Try to take the slave cyl out and see that everything is ok there. (Sorry to suggest this as I know how difficult it is...)
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            • eXtreemeRS
              S2Forum Fanatic
              • Feb 2005
              • 56

              #7
              Originally posted by porkkis
              If the master cyl would be bad you should have light pedal feel as the fluid would go around the seal and therefore create no pressure.

              I guess the problem is with the clutch itself or the slave cyl. Did you use the slave cylinder bar of the old cylinder or the new one. I mean the ~10cm long bar that sits between the cylinder and the clutch fork.

              Try to take the slave cyl out and see that everything is ok there. (Sorry to suggest this as I know how difficult it is...)
              Ok I see..
              U think the clutch could be broken? it's only 3 months old.
              I've used a new pump and a new bar..
              I've checked the hole where the end of the bar goes, the hole where u stick the slave cylinder into.. it feelt a little bumpy.. not so very smooth..
              Should the car be in neutral when I connect the slave cylinder?

              hehe.. it's a funny job....

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              • porkkis
                S2Forum Extremist
                • Aug 2003
                • 1994
                • Country: Finland

                #8
                Well I think the clutch cover (pressure plate) might be broken. One or more of its springs might be broken. Unfortunately.

                (Don't blame me if I'm wrong but this all points that direction)
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                • eXtreemeRS
                  S2Forum Fanatic
                  • Feb 2005
                  • 56

                  #9
                  hmm... sounds like heavy work....
                  What do I need to change and where is the clutch cover..?
                  wont blame u... I'm just happy to get help here!!
                  Last edited by eXtreemeRS; 24 March 2005, 16:07.

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                  • porkkis
                    S2Forum Extremist
                    • Aug 2003
                    • 1994
                    • Country: Finland

                    #10
                    Pressure plate = other half of the clutch, not the clutch disc but the metal one.
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                    • eXtreemeRS
                      S2Forum Fanatic
                      • Feb 2005
                      • 56

                      #11
                      ok! im on it!!!
                      of with the gearbox....

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                      • eXtreemeRS
                        S2Forum Fanatic
                        • Feb 2005
                        • 56

                        #12
                        Originally posted by porkkis
                        Pressure plate = other half of the clutch, not the clutch disc but the metal one.
                        There it was!! The gerbox went off and on pretty easy I think..
                        the Pressure plate was broken, so I replaced the flywheel to a light one and the Pressure plate form S6. Now I also got the Slave cylinder and master cylinder from the S6. And a brand new sinter clutch (on\off clutch)

                        I did one more thing to my car... I removed the popoff and stuffed the outlet...
                        gives a REAL nice sound to it... Sounde alot like a aitcraft taking off!!
                        I'm sure the turbo dont like it.. but.. whatever got a new one

                        so with all this done i'm out there driving again...
                        Thanks guys for helping!!!

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                        • porkkis
                          S2Forum Extremist
                          • Aug 2003
                          • 1994
                          • Country: Finland

                          #13
                          Using a atmosphere dump will make your mixture extremely rich as already measured air is let out of the system.
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                          • eXtreemeRS
                            S2Forum Fanatic
                            • Feb 2005
                            • 56

                            #14
                            Originally posted by porkkis
                            Using a atmosphere dump will make your mixture extremely rich as already measured air is let out of the system.
                            does it hurt my engine? or any other damage?
                            my turbo went up 0,1..

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                            • Zwempha
                              S2Forum Hobbyist
                              • Oct 2004
                              • 13
                              • Country: Sweden

                              #15
                              Won't hurt the engine. The cats will probably fail eventually. Otherwise it's just your wallet and the environment that gets hurt

                              Regards
                              Sven

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