phishy

iTrader: (7)

Something is up with my clutch pedal there is so much play it sinks a good 3/4's with no resistance to it. This started happened this week once and I stalled the car cause the clutch pedal wasn't popping back out at me. I left it up with my foot and it went back to normal (~ one inch of play and full resistance). Right now on my way to the gym I felt the pedal sink in. When I got here I tried to see what the deal was but it's a small fit down there I'll have to take a look when I get home.

Any idea on what maybe wrong? At the moment I can still shift gears, there is however there is so much sink/play on the pedal something has to be wrong. I'll take a video of it when I get home maybe give you guys a better idea of what I mean incase it sounds confusing but it really isn't.

Thanks for the help, sorry for grammar I'm on the iPhone.

EvoJoeIX

iTrader: (16)

got enough fluid in it? check for leaks also

phishy

iTrader: (7)

I'll take a look didn't see any fluids under par when I checked the containers in the bay. I'll double check tho.

phishy

iTrader: (7)

I'm guessing the fluid for the pedal is on the top right if your looking at it from the hood open. Well the fluid is barely at half. What is this bleeding you speak of.

phishy

iTrader: (7)

Is bleeding it hard ugh I don't want to pay for a tow then have someone bleed it grrrrr if I can I'd like do buy all necessary parts and do it here.

evo<3

iTrader: (7)

bleeding is quite easy i think there is a how to around here some where. did you ever double check your fluid?

EvoJoeIX

iTrader: (16)

bleeding the clutch it easy,but you will need 2 people

have a friend sit in the car, pump the clutch, then hold it to the floor
you stand outside the car and put a wrench on the bleeder which is located on the slave cylinder, crack it open when the pedal is to the floor, when the fluid stops coming out, tighten it back up and repeat until the pedal feels better

phishy

iTrader: (7)

Yea I'm at about half way. Anyway you could link me to the diy sounds like me and my pops or the tow guy can do it ourselves. I just have no idea what the cylinder looks like. I'm on my iPhone writing this up.

EvoJoeIX

iTrader: (16)

it would be where i have circled

phishy

iTrader: (7)

Thanks for all the help guys, got it towed to the shop and by the grace of god it was free too some lady stopped by and asked if i needed AAA after I had just called the local towing company, such kind people out there. She shaved $60 off the total funds spent to fix this. Thanks again everyone.