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Why does my clutch pedal fall to the floor? I.

Tiny
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  • 1995 GEO TRACKER
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Why does my clutch pedal fall to the floor? I was told it could be the throw out bearing, therefore I order an entire clutch kit and also changed the pressure plate and clutch while I was at it. After doing so it still falls to the floor. I have adjusted the cable and actually got a new cable but the problem has not changed. The Cable will engage but wont disengage and the pedal has no pressure. What could be causing this? Please help!
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Saturday, November 3rd, 2012 AT 3:16 AM

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Tiny
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Are you sure that the clutch arm pivot is not broken and therfore the arm is not pivoting correctly or attached correctly to the clutch arm pivot. If the clutch pressure plate and throwout bearing is new and the cable is not broken there is not alot left.
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