[ironmang]

I've read a buncha threads on this topic, but I can't figure out what my problem is.

I've had this problem before where my clutch pedal catch point would move, in the past, just re-adjusting the pedal height would fix it.

But now it seems like i have to adjust it after any long drive. It doensnt seem to move in one specific direction either. If I adjust it so that the catch point is closer to the floor, it moves towards the floor, but if I adjust it so the point is higher to the top of the pedal it moves that way. I checked my fluid level and it seems ok, and I dont think its leaking(the slave is wet, but only the actualy cylinder)

Do you think I just need to bleed the clutch? or do I need to replace one of the cylinders??

 

[jgardner]

My friend just called me to tell me he had a similar problem. He ordered a new master cylinder. I'll let you know if it fixes his problem when he installs it tomorrow.

 

[greenstreak]

I had a similar problem at one time and thoroughly bleeding the clutch system has solved it.

 

[Stephen]

I had the same problem, I still have it to some extent after a LONG drive @ 65+ when i pull over the clutch will catch noticabley closer to the ground

 

[ironmang]

it actually was during long drives that it started up again... last thursday from mich to nyc(600 miles) I had to adjust it once....

then on the trip back yesterday i had to adjust it 3 times... since I got back I havent adjusted it yet tho...