[DML] Clutch behavior
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[DML] Clutch behavior



About 2 years ago I replaced my clutch master & slave cylinders and 
replaced the line with a stainless, braided one. I did this during 
the summer and the pedal was drastically improved.

2 years later (this winter), when the temperature drops to 30-27 F 
degrees, the pedal seemed very soft and at times, I had trouble 
getting into gears. I kept checking the fluid level and the bottle 
was always full. There were no leaks or stains at the slave cylinder 
or inside/outside the footwell so I know I didn't have a leak.

Since I hit the 2 year mark anyway, I flushed the system as David T. 
likes to remind us and the fluid was absolutely black and when I 
poured it into a disposal container it seemed...watery. Again, the 
pedal has greatly improved.

Still, I feel it could be yet a little better. I intend to make a 
minor adjustment at the pedal cleavis and extend the link. Is there 
any reason I shouldn't do this?

Also, apparently while I was digging around at the slave cylinder, I 
caused a minor short between the tail and reverse lights that's 
causing some interesting interplay between the tail, reverse and left 
turn signal. When the tail lights are off, everything works properly. 
I can handle this problem. I'm just griping. :P The cleavis is my 
primary question.

Rich A.
#5335



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