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rimless · 09-10-2012, 05:18 AM

Thanks appreciate the feedback.

Bear To define a heavy clutch well, I used to drive an e36 BMW M3 (EUROPEAN VERSION 285hp) and that clutch was very heavy, which is natural considering the performance of the car, this clutch is way worse, my mechanic also admited that it's extremely stiff but not sure if he has checked the Master or Slave cylinder.

How would you know if there is a problem with the master and slave cylinder if its not leaking?

09-10-2012, 05:18 AM	#4
rimless Registered User Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: johannesburg south africa Posts: 4	Thanks appreciate the feedback. Bear To define a heavy clutch well, I used to drive an e36 BMW M3 (EUROPEAN VERSION 285hp) and that clutch was very heavy, which is natural considering the performance of the car, this clutch is way worse, my mechanic also admited that it's extremely stiff but not sure if he has checked the Master or Slave cylinder. How would you know if there is a problem with the master and slave cylinder if its not leaking?