I'm having an issue where the clutch pedal is found on the floor. It was fine the last time i drove it but a month later it's on the floor. I can pull it back up and the clutch works normally...with no issues. It's happened twice and I'm sure it's sinking back to the floor as I type this. I would think the return spring would keep the pedal where it belongs, but I haven't had a chance to look at it. It's a 2000 S with about 35k on the clock. Just strange. Thanks.
More likely you are losing either the master or slave cylinder.
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If the slave cylinder is leaking you will have fluid running down the left/drivers side of the transaxle.... most likely it's the master cylinder *plus* the return spring that are both bad.
If the slave cylinder is leaking you will have fluid running down the left/drivers side of the transaxle.... most likely it's the master cylinder *plus* the return spring that are both bad.
Bad slave or master cylinders do not necessarily leak externally, either can have internal leaks that allow the pedal to move.
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