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Ladies and Gentlemen,
Can someone help me out with my clutch problems. The longer this problem continues the more ammo my wife has against my favorite past-time (working on my 7).
The saga begins some 4 weeks ago. Could not shift into Reverse or First, second was ok if I held my mouth right.
While replacing the slave cylinder, the connecting rod from the slave cylinder to the throw bearing fell off. So removal on the tranmission was required.
As a precaution I replaced the throwout bearing, the clutch had been replaced just prior to my aquiring the car. After I reinstalled the tranmission and the new slave cylinder, bled the air out of the system. I could not get into any gear with the engine running, starts fine in neutral, will not start in gear with clutch in.
Appears that the clutch has no affect. As the saga continues I rebuilt the master cylinder and rebled the air. No change in the shifting.
I recently moved the car by towing it behind my wifes suburban (she loved that) and the car jump from second but would not from first. The shifting and the running was ruff.
Any thoughts? Should I replace the clutch next?
Can someone help me out with my clutch problems. The longer this problem continues the more ammo my wife has against my favorite past-time (working on my 7).
The saga begins some 4 weeks ago. Could not shift into Reverse or First, second was ok if I held my mouth right.
While replacing the slave cylinder, the connecting rod from the slave cylinder to the throw bearing fell off. So removal on the tranmission was required.
As a precaution I replaced the throwout bearing, the clutch had been replaced just prior to my aquiring the car. After I reinstalled the tranmission and the new slave cylinder, bled the air out of the system. I could not get into any gear with the engine running, starts fine in neutral, will not start in gear with clutch in.
Appears that the clutch has no affect. As the saga continues I rebuilt the master cylinder and rebled the air. No change in the shifting.
I recently moved the car by towing it behind my wifes suburban (she loved that) and the car jump from second but would not from first. The shifting and the running was ruff.
Any thoughts? Should I replace the clutch next?
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