Brake and Clutch System
Brake and Clutch System
Could anyone confirm how the clutch/braking system is integraded in these cars. (if at all)
My clutch and brake pedals both feel a bit off. Pressing the brakes firmly or holding with hard pressure causes the pedal to bottom out.
Also the clutch pedal engagement does not seem consistant sometimes it grabs down low but usually its a lot higher.
Is the clutch system hydraulic, if so is it on the same resevoir?
Does this sound like a brake master issue, or perhaps the clutch issue is unrelated?
2006 xf base, 6speed manual
Thanks in advance.
My clutch and brake pedals both feel a bit off. Pressing the brakes firmly or holding with hard pressure causes the pedal to bottom out.
Also the clutch pedal engagement does not seem consistant sometimes it grabs down low but usually its a lot higher.
Is the clutch system hydraulic, if so is it on the same resevoir?
Does this sound like a brake master issue, or perhaps the clutch issue is unrelated?
2006 xf base, 6speed manual
Thanks in advance.
Re: Brake and Clutch System
The resevoir is the same for both. Bleeding the slave cylinder is a PITA so whatever you do, try that last.
A tip I was taught on the R6 forum is to fully depress the pedal (or lever in a bikes case) overnight. It compresses the fluid together towards the bottom and forces the air the only way it can go, up the line rather than down. It worked on my dad's F250 for the clutch rather than bleeding it. So I would take a big rock or shovel handle or something and somehow depress the pedals. Worth a shot in my opinion.
A tip I was taught on the R6 forum is to fully depress the pedal (or lever in a bikes case) overnight. It compresses the fluid together towards the bottom and forces the air the only way it can go, up the line rather than down. It worked on my dad's F250 for the clutch rather than bleeding it. So I would take a big rock or shovel handle or something and somehow depress the pedals. Worth a shot in my opinion.
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