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    Clutch disingagment issues.

    Im looking for some more input.
    Last night I started the car, dropped it into reverse and went to place into first but i couldn't disengage the clutch.
    I turned the car off, pulled it out of gear. Started the car and then i could do nothing.

    I've pulled out both the slave and master clutch cylinders and everything is perfectly fine, there is more than enough fluid in the brake/clutch reservoir.

    This has led me to believe that this issue is within the clutch, possibly the spring?
    Can i please have opinions as I currently plan on removing the clutch tomorrow.

    Thank you.

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    Sorry i thought i put that in there.
    It's a Bora with a 2.0L

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    How does the pedal feel mate??
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    could be the same thing a few of us were discussing last week.
    There is a mount on the back of my pedal that broke. Have you noticed any bits of metal or plastic in your drivers foot well??
    I cant post the thread up as im on my phone, but its in the mk4 section.

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    Pedal feels exactly the same.
    To remove the master cylinder the whole pedal has to be removed, and there isn't nothing strange going on at all.

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    I thought the slave was in the gearbox on Mk4s - or is that just on the 02Ms (6-speed)?
    Nothing to see here...

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    Same thing that has just happened to mine. Have to wait until jan 20th to get fixed...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Manaz View Post
    I thought the slave was in the gearbox on Mk4s - or is that just on the 02Ms (6-speed)?
    The slave on the box i have sits on the outside, between the battery and starter motor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Dean View Post
    The slave on the box i have sits on the outside, between the battery and starter motor.
    Must be different between the 02J and 02M gearboxes - a good thing for you!
    Nothing to see here...

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