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andy63 Member Since: 30 Jun 2023 Location: north east Posts: 515 |
Not sure which puma engine you have but I've got the 2.2l and it has a clutch position sensor on the master cylinder.. If that were to fail or stick in the actuated position then you would likely suffer a loss of power..
The pedal could be a master cylinder issue but could also be an issue with your slave.. Is it the concentric type.. Afraid I don't know the various variants, only mine.. |
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10th Sep 2023 6:29am |
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edward Member Since: 08 Jan 2023 Location: Lincs Posts: 151 |
Thanks. Yes I have the 2.2
I’m going to change the master so hopefully that could be the solution. (I have a lof assist one I’m waiting to fit but was advised not to fit at the same time as the new clutch) I’m really hoping it’s not the slave since that’s a big job to replace and it’s just been done! Hopefully an easier and cheaper fix than gearbox out! |
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10th Sep 2023 6:45am |
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andy63 Member Since: 30 Jun 2023 Location: north east Posts: 515 |
Yes, I know what you mean.. I've just done my clutch and basically replaced the lot.. Master and slave
Hope you get sorted, but it's odd your pedal won't return if you have fluid and no leaks.. |
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10th Sep 2023 7:12am |
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edward Member Since: 08 Jan 2023 Location: Lincs Posts: 151 |
It will return if I pump it. That’s how I managed to get it to limp home. But it quickly sticks.
This was the symptom when the slave went a few months back so I’m really hoping it’s just the master! Will let you know how I get on. |
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10th Sep 2023 7:21am |
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