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Old 07-05-13, 12:27 PM
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I've spent the last week searching with no luck. Well finally bought a slave cylinder last night. The clutch got stuck on the floor once and now after that I can start it after I let it sit for 6 hours then drive it but if I turn it off it won't start anymore till the allotted time. Now I check the clutch safety switch is fine. Car drives and shifts fine when it works. Fluid dose not look good. So any advice and insight is helpful before I start fixing it. The car has 165k I bought it for 300$. Runs perfectly after I put the new alt on. Came factory with the 5 speed I'm hoping it's not the master. :/ I have paper work on the new clutch as well so idk. Thanks
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Ps I can't find a write up on DIY for this adventure
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Originally Posted by edsel1134
I've spent the last week searching with no luck. Well finally bought a slave cylinder last night. The clutch got stuck on the floor once and now after that I can start it after I let it sit for 6 hours then drive it but if I turn it off it won't start anymore till the allotted time. Now I check the clutch safety switch is fine. Car drives and shifts fine when it works. Fluid dose not look good. So any advice and insight is helpful before I start fixing it. The car has 165k I bought it for 300$. Runs perfectly after I put the new alt on. Came factory with the 5 speed I'm hoping it's not the master. :/ I have paper work on the new clutch as well so idk. Thanks
Ryan
Ps I can't find a write up on DIY for this adventure
so your saying that the pedal sticks to the floor? Can it be pulled back up by hand once it sticks to the floor or is it just plain stuck and won't budge?

A friend of mine had a mk4 supra and his clutch pedal would stay on the floor once pushed in. He could pull it off the floor with a string. Wind up being the master cylinder.
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No it only happened once. But after is when the start up issue came
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So it happened again the peddle got stuck and will start after pumping the clutch three or more times.. Bump to the top I can't find master diy I know by it's location and inward facing bolts looks like a pain. Insight please
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