In the middle of a ******* intersection, ******* thing took a ****, none of the usual warning signs. **********er state patrol drove right by me too. Wife had to come bail me out. Not a fun trip to the bank LOL
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That sux. When my clutch went out, I was making a left turn and in the middle of a veyr busy intersection also. Talk about embarassing. Good luck getting it fixed.
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Damn, I was making a left too... onto a state highway LOL
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Sux, might as well replace the master too..
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doh. atleast its easy to fix. it was probably rusted and rotted away and cracked... i've seen that before
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Yea, it was cracked, I could see the crack and the fluid was leaking out, so no pressure. :(
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dumb ass cops!
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so did it stay engaged or were you able to jerk it out of gear???
I can just see phins running a red light in front of a cop and driving circles around in an intersection cause his car is stuck in gear https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR |
Originally Posted by phinsup' date='Oct 8 2003, 03:57 PM
Yea, it was cracked, I could see the crack and the fluid was leaking out, so no pressure. :(
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mine died in the left turn lane, ecu froze though. was not happy about pushing a 2800lb car
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my slave was a bitch would drive fine but eventualy would lose pressure. Luckily i never had to push it just coasted to a parking lot and eventualy it regained pressure enough to drive home.
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It was stuck in gear, car started crawling, I hit the key immediately turned it off, had I of stopped it 10 yards sooner I would have been able to get it on the shoulder, but where I ended up there was no shoulder :(
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Definetly do both the master and the slave. When one goes the other is not far behind. Plus, you never have to deal with a situation like that again if you do both. Do the line too. Braided.
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if you ever get stuck with and its in the down position, you can get the car home. Try to time your lights out, and if you have to stop, shut the car off, put it in 1st gear, then wait for the light and start it when it turns green.
You can shift without the clutch and not get any grinding if you shift at the right time. I got my 1985 GS home like this when mine went out at 3am and it was about 15 degrees out. I wasnt sitting around waiting for a ride thats for sure, lol. |
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Oct 9 2003, 06:11 PM
You can shift without the clutch and not get any grinding if you shift at the right time. I got my 1985 GS home like this when mine went out at 3am and it was about 15 degrees out. I wasnt sitting around waiting for a ride thats for sure, lol.
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