

| Subject: | Re: 84 vanagon. Push on clutch and does not move |
| From: | Aristotle Sagan |
| Date: | Fri, 27 Apr 2001 09:27:54 -0700 |
As some sort of convoluted VW safety feature, the clutch always fails if you have low hydraulic fluid before the brakes. The point in the hydraulic resevior that the clutch master receives it's fluid is higher than the brake master. Has what happened to you? Does the pedal move? Does the bus move? Is there any resistance? Is it stuck at the top? Does it feel like you are pushing against fluid or a hard stop? tim o'brien >Has this happened to anyone? The dude tells me it is a needle bearing >that >owns it, but I have my doubts. It does not budge one iota. Brakes have >plenty of pedal, so I know it is not a hydraulic issue. > > >Adam Puzerewski > >81 westy >74 beetle >73 Transporter (new!!!!!!!) > >Vanagon Partsmobiles _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
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