efsedan

yeah its new throw out bearing... is it possiable for the clutch cable to stretched or maybe the clutch or pressure plate is defective

Fabrik8

I suppose it's possible. It's not very likely though. Again, did you break the clutch in properly?

efsedan

its only been in for two days. and as soon as i started putting clutch cable on i could tell then something was right cause it had so much slack in it. i had to tighten it all way down for it have any pressure

Fabrik8

Well, one of the parts you have is most likely not the right one.

efsedan

idk but thanks for the help.. guess ill get it figured out

jasonarea51

well the clutch and the flywheel being wrong could be a potential problem but it doesnt explain why your not getting pressure, i would say it has something to do with your Clutch master cylinder or the slave stoner but sounds to me that either your master cylinder is bad or the lines not getting properly bled out

Fabrik8

Great theory! It might actually make sense if the car had hydraulic clutch actuation! Go back and read the thread, and don't be so quick to reply until you do.




HINT #1: It's a cable clutch, because it's a 1991 transmission. It says so right in the thread.

HINT #2: It's really, really, really difficult to bleed a clutch cable.