wabako991
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Wanted to ask for some opinions before I started buying a bunch of things.
I replaced my clutch, throw out bearing AND transmission about 1,000 miles ago.
I started up the car and tried to go to work and my clutch pedal wasn’t pushing in right. As soon as I get 3/4th the way in.. I have to force it to floor and it makes a loud pop/snap.
it doesn’t sound like coming from the transmission but from the pedal area itself.
also I noticed that sometimes even though I push it through, it doesn’t let me start the car.. almost like it’s not registering the clutch being engaged
Has anyone experienced this? What do you think it could be?
Maybe the pedal assembly itself? Or is it possible to be the throwout bearing even though it was just replaced?
I replaced my clutch, throw out bearing AND transmission about 1,000 miles ago.
I started up the car and tried to go to work and my clutch pedal wasn’t pushing in right. As soon as I get 3/4th the way in.. I have to force it to floor and it makes a loud pop/snap.
it doesn’t sound like coming from the transmission but from the pedal area itself.
also I noticed that sometimes even though I push it through, it doesn’t let me start the car.. almost like it’s not registering the clutch being engaged
Has anyone experienced this? What do you think it could be?
Maybe the pedal assembly itself? Or is it possible to be the throwout bearing even though it was just replaced?
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