Clutch pedal won't come back up

[z287mgte]

Just replaced my 7mgte, i have a r154 , replaced clutch as well... problem is the pedal goes down and just sits there. "I dont believe i have the clutch in wrong!" i matched fly wheel with the fly wheel clutch side.. i believe everything is ok(except clutch prob) but i am still new to car world so i am still learning... thanks for all the help you can give me

 

[92nsx]

You need to bleed your clutch. It is in the TSRM

After that if it is still bad your slave cly. went out on you.

Here is the Cygnusx page

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=CL&P=4

 

[rayall01]

Just replaced my 7mgte, i have a r154 , replaced clutch as well... problem is the pedal goes down and just sits there. "I dont believe i have the clutch in wrong!" i matched fly wheel with the fly wheel clutch side.. i believe everything is ok(except clutch prob) but i am still new to car world so i am still learning... thanks for all the help you can give me

Ditto to the above. Air, or slave cyl. Bleed or replace. When you bleed it, after you push the pedal down, you have to lift it up every time until it's bled.

 

[S.A. supra]

+1 bleed it again. Sounds like you may still have air in the line.

 

[*james*]

Same thing happened to me a while back, just bleed it and it should be fine. Manually push and pull the clutch pedal till it gets stiff again then refill it with brake fluid or clutch flui but brake fluid works.

 

[z287mgte]

thanks alot... will try and let you know what all happens... just wondering why would there be air in it when i never took that line off..i just unbolted it and put it back on

 

[*james*]

thanks alot... will try and let you know what all happens... just wondering why would there be air in it when i never took that line off..i just unbolted it and put it back on

Is it/has it been low and you refilled it w/o bleeding? It can get air bubbles from different things. Or you didn't bleed it right, and didn't put enough in.

 

[z287mgte]

Is it/has it been low and you refilled it w/o bleeding? It can get air bubbles from different things. Or you didn't bleed it right, and didn't put enough in.

I just unbolted it and put it back on.. never did anything to it...

 

[kotu100]

is the clutch fork in there?
and you did bolt the clutch to the flywheel right?

 

[T4Turtle]

Have someone watch the slave as you pump the clutch and see if it is moving. If it is not then you know you need to bleed. If the car was down for a long period it would not be shocking that it needs a bleed.

If it is moving through the entire range then you may not have the fork in correct. So hopefully it just needs a bleed..

 

[z287mgte]

Have someone watch the slave as you pump the clutch and see if it is moving. If it is not then you know you need to bleed. If the car was down for a long period it would not be shocking that it needs a bleed.

If it is moving through the entire range then you may not have the fork in correct. So hopefully it just needs a bleed..

not to sound dumb.. but does the fork just get pushed back in?

 

[Mario]

You need to bleed your clutch. It is in the TSRM

After that if it is still bad your slave cly. went out on you.

Here is the Cygnusx page

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=CL&P=4

yup he said it try that.

 

[kotu100]

not to sound dumb.. but does the fork just get pushed back in?

yea, just make sure its in the right way.

 

[rayall01]

If it was hanging, and you had no hose clamp on it, it could have pushed the piston out. It will look like it's still in there, because the boot holds it in place. Pop off the boot and check it.

 

[Poodles]

Honestly, I know of no way to remove the slave on the R154 without disconnecting the line...

 

[kotu100]

to pull engine/tranny, just take the 2 bolts holding the slave to the tranny out and hold it out of the way.

 

[Poodles]

The hard line stops pulling it out, at least on mine...

 

[loki2043]

the hard line connects to a soft line, undo the bolt holding that in and bam, your golden, let her hang!

 

[Evilempire1.3JZ-GTE]

They sell auto bleeder kits at autozone those are the best deal keep doing it until there is no air in the clear lines otherwise it takes a long time to bleed the clutch by yourself.

 

[Mikek3]

sometimes when you just let it hang the piston will come out too much and leak/introduce air into the sytem. Just bleed it and make sure your fluid level doesnt drop too low, keep an eye on it and refill as necesary(sp?). If that doesnt work either you installed the clutch fork incorrectly or you need to replace your slave cylinder. hope that helps