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    losing clutch pressure

    i blead my clutch twice still losing pressure. im thinking its just the slave cylinder itself. are the f22 and h22 slave cylinder's compatable?
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    you might as well as replace the CMC also since you're already bleeding the system now.

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      #3
      now im thinking its the release bearing, so im just gonna go with my cb tranny and see what that does.

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        #4
        The bearing would not cause a change in pressure, nor would changing transmissions fix the problem. The ONLY thing associated with clutch pedal pressure is the hydraulic system... unless you snapped or bent a bunch of fingers on your pressure plate. Even then, I don't know that you'd feel the effects at the pedal.






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          #5
          Master Cylinder? This happened to my Firebird (I know it's not the same car), but I always thought it was the Slave Cylinder. But after all, it was the Master.
          98' Mustang 3V Swap
          11' VW CC R36

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            #6
            It could be either. It's one big hydraulic system. They're old wear items... so BOTH should realistically be replaced at the same time. Bleeding the system can be a pain in the ass... I currently can't get full pressure in mine yet.






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              #7
              the reason im thinking it the release bearing now is that it seems to be getting stuck in gear sometimes and im hearing a chatter sound from the clutch

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                #8
                its the master cylinder, change it and be done

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                  #9
                  well it was the release bearing, changed it and put the f22 trans on the h22 and loved it.

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