I have no problem locating the clutch master cylinder (and the reservoir is
properly filled) but even after searching in the drivers footwell, all
around the mastercyclinder and everywhere else I could think of (from
above
the car), I have yet to see that piece of _ _ _ _.
I read this on miata.net:
For the slave cylinder, it is located under the front-passenger part of
our
miata. It can be clearly seen after the right-front wheel is removed. It
is
like a door actuator thingy with rubber boot cover (similar to the shock
absorber rubber boot cover) on it.
Does this mean I should have the car up on ramps and be looking from
underneath? Can you walk me to it (verbally)? I did not have the time to
get
into it tonight but would like to check it out tomorrow evening . Oh, by
the
way, when I went out there after the car sitting for awhile, w/o starting
it, I was able to put the clutch in and easily ****ft into R and into the
other gears and back into R. Once I started the car and pumped the pedal a
couple of times, it didn't want to go into reverse again.
TIA,
Chris
99BBB
"Lanny Chambers" <lanny@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> In article <eaba6$47cf38c6$471ea614$7378@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> "Chris D'Agnolo" <cdagnolo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> All the sudden my car doesn't want to ****ft into reverse!
>
> Does it go in if you pump the clutch pedal a few times? Check the clutch
> slave cylinder for leakage. Pull the rubber boot back--it should be
> clean and dry inside.
>
> --
> Lanny Chambers
> St. Louis, MO
> '94C
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