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2011 Nissan Tiida 1.5DCI clutch issue

Muller1991 · 2019-07-02 09:24:07

Looking for advice here :) So I was Driving to work this morning , Not a bother on the car journey wise. I stopped to pull in to my space at work and all of a sudden I couldn't select 1st gear the clutch pedal literally dropped to the floor as if there was no pressure to it. I eventually pushed the car into a space. Would…

02-07-2019 09:24AM

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Muller1991

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Looking for advice here

So I was Driving to work this morning , Not a bother on the car journey wise.

I stopped to pull in to my space at work and all of a sudden I couldn't select 1st gear the clutch pedal literally dropped to the floor as if there was no pressure to it.

I eventually pushed the car into a space.
Would anyone have any idea what is wrong ? I'm not sure is a problem as gears where fine before hand and I've never had a clutch issue Like this before.

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#2 02-07-2019 10:22AM

bazz26

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Could be a few things, failing clutch release bearing or the master/slave cylinder. You will need to bring it to a mechanic for proper diagnostic though.

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#3 02-07-2019 10:48AM

Muller1991

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Thanks @Bazz26

Called the mechanic pretty much after it happened, He said he would pop to the office when I'm finished work and hopefully wont have to tow it away. I reckon its the release though. I could be wrong.

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