Why is my clutch pedal not working on my Kia?
Trouble getting gears atarted a year ago, changed the damper, it worked for six months, then problem returned. Check the clutch pedal you will find a U shaped bracket at the very top which makes contact with the pedal.
What can I do about my Kia Cee’d clutch problems?
My 2009 Cee’d Ecodynamics suffers. I have improved it by flushing and bleeding the clutch hydraulics and removing the hydraulic damper for a M16 blanking plug. This slightly improved matters. I then removed the small black rubber pad the clutch pedal stops onto on the floor.
How to troubleshoot a clutch that won’t fully disengage?
Open the hood to the engine compartment and locate the clutch master cylinder. Check the condition of the clutch master cylinder and see if there is any leaking fluid. Look at the back of the clutch master cylinder for any oil present. Also, look at the hydraulic line and check for any leaking oil. Check the line to and make sure that it is tight.
What causes a Kia to creep forward at traffic lights?
If your car creeps forward while you are waiting at traffic lights it could be that you haven’t put the handbrake on and/or you are sitting there with the car in gear and your foot on the clutch, neither of which is a good idea. Just a thought….. It sounds as if there is a problem with the clutch slave or master cylinder.
Open the hood to the engine compartment and locate the clutch master cylinder. Check the condition of the clutch master cylinder and see if there is any leaking fluid. Look at the back of the clutch master cylinder for any oil present. Also, look at the hydraulic line and check for any leaking oil. Check the line to and make sure that it is tight.
Why is my Kia i30 clutch not working?
Could be a problem with the slave or master cylinder but as I said Mr Clutch took the job on and should have tested and blead etc when fitting the clutch. There is a known issue with these cars’ clutches (and the Hyundai i30’s) where the bite progressively sinks to the floor.
My 2009 Cee’d Ecodynamics suffers. I have improved it by flushing and bleeding the clutch hydraulics and removing the hydraulic damper for a M16 blanking plug. This slightly improved matters. I then removed the small black rubber pad the clutch pedal stops onto on the floor.
If your car creeps forward while you are waiting at traffic lights it could be that you haven’t put the handbrake on and/or you are sitting there with the car in gear and your foot on the clutch, neither of which is a good idea. Just a thought….. It sounds as if there is a problem with the clutch slave or master cylinder.