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Re: 91 accord, clutch problem?
| Tegger | 31 Jan 2007 16:26 |
> hey, i've got a friend with a 91 accord with a 5 speed tranny. the > thing has been giving him hell for a couple of months now and he has [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > the transmission refuses to engage at seemingly random times, leaving > the car stranded. Please elaborate on the phrase "refuses to engage". Need more details on exact symptoms.
Do you mean the pedal can be released all the way but the clutch disc won't bite?
Or do you mean the pedal sticks part way up and won't travel all the way to the top?
Or do you mean something else?
Does the problem never happen the first few pedal presses of the day?
Did the problem happen before the car was brought in for service, or did it begin after PB worked on it?
Did PB adjust the master cylinder pushrod after installing the new master cylinder? Did they bleed the hydraulics properly?
Any more details you may have will help us help you.
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| ProToyota@gmail.com | 31 Jan 2007 03:46 |
hey, i've got a friend with a 91 accord with a 5 speed tranny. the thing has been giving him hell for a couple of months now and he has finally given up (which means he wants to sell the car fast and cheap). I'd personally love the car, but i don;t want to get into something over my head (as a novice "car person") here's the scoop. the transmission refuses to engage at seemingly random times, leaving the car stranded. The transmission, clutch, master, and slave cylinders have all been replaced to no avail (granted this work was done at Pep Boys). any other ideas for things to check (note: he got all of his money back from PB because they couldn't find the problem, or rather fix ANYTHING) so it still has a brand new tranny, clutch, master, slave and I think some other stuff. all ideas are appreciated. i still haven't had a chance to drive it.
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