bleed the clutch. also check the slave cylinder for leakes around the seals. and check your clutch fluid level. i just had to replace mine yesterday for the same problem.


:edit: just a suggestion. something simple to check

 

yes, look for stains on the carpet around the clutch pedal. Common problem

 

Couldnt his clutch just be going out?

 

Highly unlikely, because that's not the symptons of a clutch at the end of it's life. Clutches don't usually "go out". They either start to slip, or if you have alot of power, a hard slip will cause the surface to be glazed.

 

had the same problem it ended up being the clutch and slave master cylinder

 

cool ill try bleeding it, thanks for the help guys, hope it works... the clutch is pretty new i doubt its bad.

 

dont forget to check for leaks around the slave cylinder while your bleeding it

 

will do

 

ok so there are a few little stains in the carpet under the clutch pedal, i want to try bleeding it.. but have NO idea how, how do i do this? any write ups or anything anyone knows of? thanks

 

Find your clutch slave cylinder. It should have a bleed screw on it. Loosen the bleed screw. Then slowly pump the clutch pedal by hand, while keeping an eye on the clutch master cylinder to make sure it never gets below the "low" mark. Pump it around 15 times, and refill the master cylinder with brake fluid as needed. On the 15th or your last pump, keep your clutch pedal to the floor, then go tighten your bleed screw on the slave cylinder. This is to keep air from being sucked back into the system. Once the bleed screw is closed, pump your clutch pedal making sure it has good pressure. Inspect for any leaks. Doesn't get much simpler than that. An extra friend will speed up the process so you don't have to keep going from your car to the master cylinder to refill when your pumping. Good luck.