Clutch pedal sticking honda accord

When moving off from stationary or manoeuvring at low speed the clutch pedal is getting stuck at the bottom of its travel. Unfortunately when it happens the bite point also seems to move to the bottom of the.

If you see nothing, check for fluid leaking around the master cylinder - usually this happens around the piston, which shows the leak under the dash, above the clutch pedal. If your fluid is very dark, ie: never been replace that would be the first place to start.

This is a rare problem.

Remove the cotter pin on the clutch pedal rod. WARNING Do not spill brake fluid on the clutch master cylinder damper. Installation is the reverse of removal.

Warning: Do not attempt to start the engine and drive the vehicle with the clutch pedal stuck all the way to the floor. You could damage the clutch, the clutch fork, or the transmission. Can you drive a car with a clutch pedal on the floor?

Why do clutch pedals stay on the floor? How do you fix a clutch master cylinder?

Remember a friend having this problem on his Accord. Something to do with the clutch pedal not disengaging properly. He needed a new clutch pedal. Go far from home, call the AA.

My first post - please excuse me if lenghty but wanted to paint my clutch problem in full - thank you in advance. A tale of woe - a clutch of problems. Use your finger to apply some high temp urea grease to the cup that holds the end of rod onto the clutch fork.

Then apply some high temp urea grease to the inside of the rubber boot and the end of. Clutch pedal sticking down. Messages Reaction score Location lincolnshire Car Accord 2. By pressing the pedal repeatedly, I got the pedal to come back up seconds later (before the light turned green), but new since then the pedal also feels kinda squishy and makes a weird sound. Original clutch, strong with no slips, but from time to time the pedal does sticks for a pump or two after a 4K - 5K gear change.

I agree that is could be the pressure plate going out. Drive Accord forum, a community where Honda Accord owners can discuss reviews, service, parts, and share mods.

Pedal would stick to the floor and not return. When looking at the slave cylinder while pedal is depresse the piston would come out, then slowly return even when pressure is held.

Replaced master cylinder, now there is hardly any pressure at all, and pedal still sticks.

My cdaccord is having some clutch sticking problems. It only sticks sometimes. More often than not) but I can give it a few pumps and it gets some resistance.

Ive tried changing the master and slave cyl and bleeding it. Turn the adjusting nut on the end of the clutch cable clockwise and test the pedal after each adjustment. If this does not work, you need to look for other possible issues. While driving on any type of roadway, when changing gears from 1st to 2nd the gears grind and sometimes will not go into gear, though the clutch pedal is fully depressed.

My clutch pedal has been sticking a bit since I bought the car a couple of years ago. Yesterday while driving, it stuck right to the floor, not allowing me to change gear until I physically lifted it up again.

A clutch pedal is made for the driver to release the clutch and engage the clutch. Hi there i have a problem with my clutch After bleeding my brakes about a week ago i accidently let the fluid in the master cylinder drop below the "low" marking so i repeated the sequence on each brake calliper ensuring it did not happen again. Abnormal clutch pedal behavior.

If the cylinder develops any internal issues, it will. IT COULD BE THE SLAVE OR MASTER CYLINDER. I just had the clutch fluid changed today, and it has made no impact on the gear changes.

Step – Use a spray lubricant on the clutch pedal If the squeaking is coming from the clutch pedal itself, a little grease should help. Behind the clutch pedal is the shaft-piston assembly that moves in and out whenever the clutch pedal is depressed. Over time, the lubricant on these moving parts can dry up as well. So the car went back to Honda on Thursday, apparently there is nothing wrong with the clutch as they could not repeat the clutch pedal sticking.

A little disappointed with that to be honest. The brakes however are going back to have the pads shimmed as this should get rid of the squeaking.