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Clutch Issue 200

posted by  PhoenixFire on  Mon Jul 8 19:17 CST 2013
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Today on my way to work, I went to shift and the clutch pedal went straight to the floor and didnt come back up, I was stuck in neutral. The last time this happened was on an early 70's jeep Gladiator with some weird ball and socket type linkages. I am assuming that this one is hydraulic. I asked someone at work (once I finally got there thanks to my wife) about it and he suggested that I blew a line, much like a brake line. Is this a likely possibility? If I have the tools to replace solid brake lines this should be no different? Or is it something else?
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