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Intermittent Brake And Clutch Failure
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NickD
PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2014 6:18 am Up
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My car has been running fine with no indication of any problems, but today whilst driving down the ring road I tried to change gear only to find that my car was stuck in 3rd, I managed to get out of 3rd and into 1st and nurse the car back home with the hazards on since I was only about a mile away. The biting point on my clutch was very very low, I mean about half an inch above the floor pan. Then about 200 metres from my house I tried to change gear again, and the clutch was fine,even the biting point seemed back to its normal point.

When I parked the car up, I sat there and went through the gears, no problem. Then as I went to reverse the car out of my parking space I applied the brakes only to find they were now none existent! I had to oik up the handbrake to stop, and even the handbrake felt diminished.

I recently had a rear brake hose changed, but have checked the reserviour and its full. Any ideas? Do the brakes and clutch share a master cylinder?

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E5GDM
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The brakes & clutch are separate entity's so don't see how the problem would be related, but the clutch issue could be the 'auto' adjuster on its way out......
 
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 5:56 am Up
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Hi E5GDM, is the Pugs clutch hydraulic? When the garage installed my new brake hose they put in a bottle of DOT4, so I am thinking that maybe they forgot to bleed the system after adding it? This is the only thing I can think of that might cause intermittent brake and clutch failure..
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