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Skyline R32 Clutch Disengagement Problem

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Hey,

The other day I installed a new Exedy Heavy Duty clutch into my Nissan Skyline R32 GTS-T.

I got it all back together and noticed the clutch didnt feel right, evan thow I bleed the clutch. So I took it for a quick drive, because I thought it would just be the new clutch but I got someone else to have a look and they said its not disengaging properly.

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The clutch wont disengage at all... i've tried a new slave cylinder, that didnt work... so then I put a longer rod in... that didnt work...

What else could it be ?

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A longer rod won't help in a hydraulic system like that.

Did you replace the throwout bearing? Did you check the height of the pressure plate compared to the old one? (you might have the wrong carrier)

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might be leaking from something, or the slave or the master cylinder might be dead, is the pedal hight and such normal, as ive seen a few cars snap the pedal bracket where it bolts to the firewall, yet i think a leak or dying part might be the answer as u said it wasnt disengading properly, and now isnt at all

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ezekiel10

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Well ive now replaced the slave cylinder... and the master cylinder.... changed different rod sizes and all... so it must be the clucth?

oh and the throwout bearing i had in the was different to the origional so i changed that back but yeah still no luck.. guess ill have to get the clucth back out :D

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