Clutch Pedal stuck to floor - Master or Slave? - 6G Celicas Forums

k-weaver

#1

Hey guys,

So about 2 months ago my pedal started sticking to the floor. Figured the simple fix was to swap the slave so I hit autozone and picked up a new slave for like 9 bucks or something. Drained all the fluid and started fresh, bled the system and all was well.

Fast forward to today, issue is happening again. Since I got a cheesy one from autozone i'm debating on getting another slave cylinder from a more reputable company and see if that fixes the issue. I'm just not sure if I should head down this road again or just go for a master cylinder. Let me know what you guys think.

Don't think it matters but in case it does...I'm running an Exedy OE clutch/pressure plate and a Fidanza flywheel.

njccmd2002

#2

chances are its your master. and buy oem, and save you headaches. Enderswift had same issues.

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xFAHxQx

#3

same thing happend to me awhile back and i replace the master cylinder and it fixed the problem

Smaay

#4

toyota has a rebuild kit. its much cheaper than an entire new master cylinder

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k-weaver

#5

Thanks for the help guys. I'm glad there is a rebuild kit, i'd much rather take that route.

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