more on: t44 clutch pedal weirdnes

[Kurt W. Deschler]

If the level is fine, then it has to be the master. The slave only has one
seal so any leaking is to the outside. The master has a plunger and a seal
on top. If only the plunger is bad, the fluid stays inside. This is a good
thing since the master is much easier to replace. When you replace the
master, it is easier to re-use the nipple from the old master than take
the resivoir hose off. I bled mine fine without a presure bleeder. I can
provide instructions if needed. Good luck.

	-Kurt
	'87 k5cstq
	'88 vw gti 16v

> Message: 6
> Date: Tue, 02 Dec 2003 13:48:10 -0800
> From: "Chris Dyer" <chrisdyer at hotmail.com>
> Subject: more on: t44 clutch pedal weirdness
> To: quattro at audifans.com
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> I need to clarify because I was, um, unclear. I didn't realize the
> relationship of previously-stated parts undt fluids. So...
>
> Same intermittent symptoms, pedal pump necessary once in a great while after
> long sits. Hyd. fluid is fine, but apparently not related (ah Ha!).  Brake
> fluid level also appears normal.
>
> So I'm gathering that I should check clutch master and slave? Ya?