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aBsOlUt 04-17-2007 05:30 AM

Help! Clutch pedal waaay too stiff. Makes the car not fun.
 
I am pretty positive something has been wrong since I got her back in February 2006. Most of the times I thought it was me but I didnt believe I could be such a bad driver.

I drove my brothers TT and the clutch was phenomenal. I got a Cayman for a day when I gave my Box for service and wow what a clutch there. Smooth, easy to press and release and I never had a problem.

My box's pedal is so stiff that it makes me not to want to drive her. I have taken it to the stealership 3 times now and they always confirm my clutch is fine and the gear linkages good.

I dislike it, problem is I am sure its my car, because sometimes in the cold it gets better. At warm temperatures its just becomes a hassle. One day I was driving on the highway for about 1h and 15min 6th gear enganged all the way. I guess it got cold or something and after I started downshifting the changes and the pedel itself felt amazing.

One thing to notice - if anyone can help here -, yesterday I was analyzing the problem while I was driving and I ended up pressing the clutch pedal a bit but NOT enough to disengage the current gear. Just a little bit. I could feel a huge vibration coming all the way to my feet from within the pedal. It was TOO much and sometimes I feel this is related to my bad clutch pedal or bad clutch overal.

Help?

MNBoxster 04-17-2007 07:16 AM

Hi,

When was the last time you changed the Brake/Clutch Fluid?...

Happy Motoring!... Jim'99

aBsOlUt 04-17-2007 07:32 AM

I just had about 4 weeks ago the 15k service. I requested brake fluid change but not clutch fluid, unless they did it. Would be better if I get more involved about what they do with my car. However, they did provide a huge list of things they changed on the 15k service with an official signature of a techinician.

Should I tell them to change the fluid? Why do I see a significant difference based on weather?

Thanks alot of your response!

aBsOlUt 04-17-2007 02:30 PM

Anyone can please give their feedback? Sorry for bump.

Paul 04-17-2007 05:43 PM

The clutch and brakes share the same reservoir.

If your car is under warranty, take it back to the dealer and compare yours to a similar car. If yours is harder to push make them fix it.


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