as you guys may not know, my clutch went out on me so i had it replaced with a stage 2 gearforce clutch. it drove fine for about 2 weeks and it started to act up with wierd noises.

long story short

1. sit in seat, push clutch down. (feels hesitant and not smooth)
2. puts shifter into 1st gear (smooth)
3. releases clutch from floor slowly

.................. suddenly nothing happens!
car does not move at all.

4. press clutch again
5. put shifter back into neutral
6. without pressing the clutch i put the (shifter) into first (no grinding no noise smooth)

i have no idea what is wrong with my car
i put in a new clutch slave cylinder 2 hours ago

help please

the car is a 2000 3g eclipse with 103mi. 4g64 engine

 

So said you put in a new clutch slave cylinder... did you bleed the clutch after install?

Who installed the clutch?

 

a buddy of mine installed the clutch he worked for a dealership so and he has changed them on the V6's.

i bleed the slave cylinder plenty of times for hours. so idk what it could be

 

ttt

 

it sounds like its just not going into gear.
even if the shifter is put into gear doesnt mean its really in gear.

 

check your adjustment, when you put in a new master cyl, it usually needs an adjustment

 

not master slave or now they are called clutch operating cylinder because the word (slave)....i swear.....ne ways thats what i replaced the clutch slave cylinder not the master

 

ohh ok

 

damn this is all i get......maybe i should ask in a different forum. or thread section. so know one knows? well i'm going to see what i can do about getting it towed to my boy but thats 200+ just to tell me whats wrong with the tranny. ugh some bullshit

 

Do you have pedal pressure? I don't understand your description of the problem.

If you bled the system "for hours" and you can put the car in first gear without flooring the clutch pedal (while the car is running), and once in first gear, the car doesn't move, your clutch is not engaging. Drop your transmission. This is assuming it's actually going into first (check that your cables are working and that the lever is moving). Maybe you've lost first entirely. Try another gear.