I just had to have the manual transmission replaced on my 1999 SC2 due
to a bolt breaking inside the transmission while I was travelling and
basically goreing it from the inside. They did the clutch as well
since they said it was pretty worn (98K miles). Now I have to press
the clutch all the way to the floor pretty hard to get the car in gear.
I took the car back to the shop to have them bleed the master/slave
cylinder and they are telling me its all one piece and can't be bled.
Is this true? Do I need to replace the cylinders/cable or will the
clutch improve as it wears in (I just had it done two days ago)?
blah blah - 24 Feb 2006 15:42 GMT
> I just had to have the manual transmission replaced on my 1999 SC2 due
> to a bolt breaking inside the transmission while I was travelling and
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> Is this true? Do I need to replace the cylinders/cable or will the
> clutch improve as it wears in (I just had it done two days ago)?
Self bleeding. Air travels straight up.