Reply With Quotemaybe just cold springs on p-plate
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Mushy clutch pedal
Cold morning in CT today, I pressed the clutch down and it felt mushy, the pedal return was slow. Brake pedal felt fine.
Time for brake fluid change? Im thinking if there is water present in the brake fluid, it might have iced up in the lines.
Just curious to know, at what point in clutch pedal travel do your clutches engage/dis-engage. For me, I have to press all the way down and it feels like when pedal is half way back that the clutch engages/disengages.
My A4 clutch pedal only needs about 1/2" travel. I know the architecture is different for both cars, but would like to know how a E34 clutch pedal should feel.
TIA
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maybe just cold springs on p-plate
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If water in the brake lines ices, it certainly won't make the pedal soft. Ice doesn't compress, nor does water.
93 525i / 01 330Ci / 98 Camry / 91 Volvo 240 / 99 Jeep GC
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good point!
in any case, I will flush the fluid since ive never done it, and I know the prev. owner sure as hell didnt.
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