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stuck clutch
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Well, you have tried the obvious things, so I think it's time to face removing the engine and transmission. Issue is probably the clutch disk is frozen to the flywheel. Have you determined that the slave is pushing the actuating rod? have someone push the pedal and take a look see. No one wants to needlessly pull everything unless they have to, but the usual things aren't working.
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