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by cosmicdoom on June 10th, 2009

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I have a 1996 Ford F-150 4x4 manual transmission. The hydraulic clutch had been leaking for awhile. I think it was from the slave cyclinder because there was no visible leakage. Now The Clutch won't depress at all. Anyone know why?.

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  • by ILoveMySteaks ... is thinking. on June 10th, 2009

    ILoveMySteaks ... is thinking.

    If I remember correctly, and this has been a long time so forgive me if it's not accurate, but a friend of mine had the same problem and it turned out to be a clamp leaking fluid and somehow allowing air to build up so the system froze and the clutch would not move.

    I only remember because he could not move the clutch and he said he fixed it "with a freaking $2 clamp after two mechanics each charged him hundreds and hundreds of dollars and never fixed the problem"

    Again, this was a long time ago, but might be worth considering ... sorry if it's not correct but hey, a clamp can't be that hard to check right :-)

    Good luck!

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