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Thread: 96' Integra Clutch pedal sticking.... help

  1. 04-11-2013, 10:12 PM #1
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    Default 96' Integra Clutch pedal sticking.... help

    I had to replace the plastic stopped on my clutch pedal on my 96 integra that allows you to start the car and ever since the clutch pedal sticks, doesn't fully come back to the position it started at... I had to take out my clutch pedal to replace the stopper... well don't know if i had to but i did... lol... so now my pedals sticks... I've bleed the clutch a few times and thats not it... any ideas.... Please help
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  2. 04-11-2013, 10:30 PM #2
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    Get someone to help you then while they work the clutch you watch the slave cylinder and see if its a issue there which usually is.
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    Sticks on the floor, or comes back part-way?
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    It doesn't stick to the floor it comes back half way i guess but i can stick my foot behind it and it will come back the rest of the way...
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  5. 04-14-2013, 01:15 PM #5
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    little help please....
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    Check spring on pedal..
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    yeah i did have to take the spring off the replace the plastic plug piece... how do i make sure it is on right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by niner849 View Post
    yeah i did have to take the spring off the replace the plastic plug piece... how do i make sure it is on right?
    I can't explain how on a computer..LOL

    Be best to look at a friends car..
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