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| 3.3L Car: 96 Impreza Brighton Fav Mod: Coil Overs My: Subaru Parts Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Palm Coast, FL Trader Rating: (2) Posts: 876
| ....air in the system??? try checking the master cylinder reservoir for bubles
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| 2.2L Car: 1998 Impreza RS2.5 Rally Blue Fav Mod: Radar Detector My: Subaru Parts Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Massachusetts Trader Rating: (0) Posts: 188
| Is there anything hooked on the clutch? I had my floor mat wedge down there and It took me ahwile to figure out why it was sticking cause Im a dumbass. Other than that check the master cylinder reservoir for bubbles like 9IMPREZA6 said. |
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| 2.7L Car: Black GM6, Black GM4 My: Subaru Parts Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Buffalo, NY Trader Rating: (2) Posts: 434
| The clutch engages on its own? Thats kinda nice!
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| 2.2L Car: 1999 2.5RS Rally Blue Fav Mod: SPT cat back system My: Subaru Parts Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Long Beach, CA Trader Rating: (0) Posts: 143
| How many miles on the car? Original clutch/master/slave? Is there plenty of fluid in the clutch master? We need more info.
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| 1.8L | just got it. new clutch. i hear a noise engaging/disengaging the clutch pedal. suspecting might be put on backwards? on the clutch. or maybe have a "racing" clutch the brand name of the clutch is SACHS. =\ u know how when u let the clutch out the car moves w/o have to give gas. well mine just wants to stall, just not smooth |
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| 2.5L RS-T | Sachs is a reputable name. Lots of OEM applications, as well as HP applications in other makes. The pedal action sounds like it's not quite the right design for the Subaru. It feels like you have to push past an optimum point and it gets real easy right by the floor? When you release it, itcomes up to a point, then feels like it hesitates, then it kicks you? You can try planting your heel and moving just your ankle when first engaging the clutch. Once it makes it past that funky point, lift your leg.
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| 2.2L Car: 1999 2.5RS Rally Blue Fav Mod: SPT cat back system My: Subaru Parts Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Long Beach, CA Trader Rating: (0) Posts: 143
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If there was air in the system, you would not be able to even activate the clutch. What you are most likely getting is partial hydrolic pressure due to a worn clutch master cylinder. Your new strong clutch pressure plate is stronger than the master cylinder piston seal can handle. You deffinitely need a new master cylinder, and replace the slave at the same time because it probably has oil leaking past its seal too. About $150-$200 in parts.
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