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burkej62 12-18-2006 05:12 PM

Ranger help
 
1989 ranger 35's lifted the works. Has a recently replaced clutch . So i was driving today and it wouldnt go in gear. [ 5 spd] Comes to a stop and stalls. The cluth isn't engaging. When i push the pedal nothing happens. So i was dry shifting it home and i tried the pedal and it wokred! If it sits the clutch wont work but after it has been running for a few minutes after i get so far the clutch starts working? It has fluid and i see no leaks I dont know really what to check other than that Just happened too randomly once it starts working it is fine i can floor it and it dosent slip or anything . Any ford mechanic hel me out?

HMTguy 12-18-2006 05:30 PM

Re: Ranger help
 
You say it starts working after the truck runs for a while, does it have anything to do with you pumping the clutch pedal? Maybe there's a pinhole leak somewhere letting air in.

Smith-02 12-18-2006 06:28 PM

Re: Ranger help
 
standard ranger 5spd clutch problems. the slave cyl rusts solid.

gen4acclude 12-18-2006 07:24 PM

Re: Ranger help
 
no just replace the slave cylinder and bleed the clutch or rebuild the s/c and bleed

Smith-02 12-19-2006 04:29 PM

Re: Ranger help
 

Originally Posted by gen4acclude
no just replace the slave cylinder and bleed the clutch or rebuild the s/c and bleed

only option is replacing the slave cyl, they don't sell rebuild kits for it around here, and its national auto parts chains that dont sell it

gen4acclude 12-19-2006 10:05 PM

Re: Ranger help
 
not trying to get in a pissin match with you but i think i said that :6the last part was an alternative method :-*








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