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Re: Clutch pedal "sticking"



> Oh boy,
> 
> Who displeased the Audi gods?  This is the same problem that developed on
> my 86 4kq (162k) this weekend after I changed the transmission oil, no
> relation I'm sure.  My thought was that the clutch pedal bearing was
> sticking.  Now you all have me quite worried.  Slave and master cylinders
> oh no!  I am going to stick my head under the dash board this weekend with
> a can of silicon and go after the pedal bearing.  Who knows maybe I'll get
> lucky.  If not, I'll be back.
> 
> JJS
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> Subject: Clutch pedal "sticking"
> Author:  duane@hunch.zk3.dec.com (Andrew Duane USG) at SMTPGATE
> Date:    4/21/99 8:07 AM
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> 
> My old 100Q has developed an annoying problem.
> 
> If I push the clutch pedal more than 1/2-3/4 of the 
> way down, it will stick down. Getting a toe underneath
> it and pulling it halfway back up will make it pop back 
> just fine. Otherwise, clutch operation is normal.
> 
> Return spring? Slave cylinder?
> 
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> Andrew L. Duane (JOT-7)               duane@zk3.dec.com 
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