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Old 08-01-2006, 10:07 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Clutch time

Sounds like you have 2 issue, maybe a clutch issue, but for sure you have a bad linkage.
This involves the linkage, the clutch master & slave cylinder.
Likely it is the master & slave cylinder. Get on your back under the steering column and follow the linkage and look for worn out parts.

Most of the advertiser for clutch/pressure plate on this site will sell you the parts needed for replacement of the master/slave, under $100.

Examine the clutch by removing the inspection cover, have it done by a trusted clutch u-joint shop, get an opinion.

With labor, LUK (clutch/PP/flywheel)& master/slave, = $1400
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