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(OT) 87 F-250 6.9 Diesel hydraulic operated clutc
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Posted by RMinVA on April 28, 2007 at 17:28:15 from (209.145.80.63):
My son made it to the driveway Thursday and the clutch wouldn't disengauge. So we pulled it with the 4 wheeler to get it out of the highway. Found the slave cylinder with a slight leak so I bought one and it's on the truck now. Before removing the old slave cylinder the clutch pedal would go all the way down and come back on it's own. With the new slave cylinder the pedal will go down but will only come back half way. I can put my shoe under the pedal and bring it to the top. We have bled the system and there's no air at the bleed screw on the slave cylinder now. Just brake fluid. Hope someone can point me in the right direction . Is the master cylinder bad now? What else should I be looking for?
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