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ferrari 348 clutch problem

Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by philjill, Dec 15, 2006.

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  1. philjill

    philjill Rookie

    Dec 15, 2006
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    NOTTINGHAM ENGLAND
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    PHIL READ
    my 348 has been standing for two weeks, i got in the car this morning put my foot on the clutch pedal and their was no pressure at all ,could any one tell
    me if it could be loss of fluid or a seal in the master cylinder or anything else p/s
    there is no fluid on my drive
    the car has been working ok before this happened.

    thanks phil
     
  2. fatbillybob

    fatbillybob Two Time F1 World Champ
    Consultant Owner

    Aug 10, 2002
    29,222
    socal
    air in system
    loss of fluid
    bad slave seal
    bad master cylinder
    leak somewhere else
    leak into gearbox (gearbox crack)
    There is a start...

    Start by observing if fluid in reservior is below intake of clutch master
    fill with fluid
    bleed clutch w/ car rear 1.5 ft in air 2 man method
    look to see if grate under gearbox is wet with oily fluid=trans oil leak or brake fluid leak. How do you tell? Brake fluid eats paint so put some of the fliud on a discarded paint surface
     
  3. philjill

    philjill Rookie

    Dec 15, 2006
    21
    NOTTINGHAM ENGLAND
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    PHIL READ
    is clutch slave seal easy to change i.e diy or garage job.
    also where is bleed point on clutch system.

    thanks phil.
     
  4. PAP 348

    PAP 348 Ten Time F1 World Champ
    Lifetime Rossa Owner

    Dec 10, 2005
    100,228
    Mount Isa, Australia
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    Pap
    #4 PAP 348, Dec 15, 2006
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  5. ernie

    ernie Two Time F1 World Champ
    Lifetime Rossa Owner

    Nov 19, 2001
    22,620
    The Brickyard
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    The Bad Guy
    Not hard at all. A total DIY job. Run a search of the archives as it has been discussed in the past.
     

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