Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 11:48:56 GMT From: "Ask The MasterTech" <Tsykesnopsamd.rr.com> Subject: Re: Clutch
Jay, 3 possible causes. Most likely, worn seals in the clutch mastercylinder. It needs replacement or rebuilt. 2 Senerio, Slave problems but not as likely. Some slaves tend to begin to suck air just prior to failure giving you no pedal and then normal pedal etc..3rd senerio, Both the pedal and the slave fork have elongated holes causing the travel of the pedal to move toward the floor. Solution, replace the slave or remove the pedal and the slave fork and drill them out placing a bolt through both to take up the slack. Hopefully this will help! TW www.thesaabsite.com "Tom" <tom826nopsamhlink.net> wrote in message news:39484D51.88BBD898nopsamhlink.net... > I would check your hydraulic clutch system before anything else. Maybe > needs to be bled. Does pumping the clutch help? > > > Jay P. wrote: > > > Thanks in advance for reading. I'm having a problem with my 89 900. > > I have had it for only a month now and the clutch pedal has about 5 > > inches of play in it. It grabs as soon as you pull away from the > > floor. First gear is getting hard to find now as well. Question is, > > is there any adjustment I can make or is it time for a costly new > > clutch?? any comments welcome. thanks Jason P. >
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