1995 F150 Clutch Problems
1995 F150 Clutch Problems
Hi all,
Yesterday been experiencing some issues with the hydraulic clutch in my 1995 f150 4.9L. Clutch does not seem to be fully disengaging when pressed to the floor. Also sometimes will not return to normal position after releasing from the floor. What would cause this? Sometimes I Cannot get it into first or reverse but after pumping it 3-5 times it seems fine. Also it is really touchy all of a sudden when taking off in first or reverse. Can someone please help me out here? Would be great as this is my only vehicle.
Thanks in advance
Yesterday been experiencing some issues with the hydraulic clutch in my 1995 f150 4.9L. Clutch does not seem to be fully disengaging when pressed to the floor. Also sometimes will not return to normal position after releasing from the floor. What would cause this? Sometimes I Cannot get it into first or reverse but after pumping it 3-5 times it seems fine. Also it is really touchy all of a sudden when taking off in first or reverse. Can someone please help me out here? Would be great as this is my only vehicle.
Thanks in advance
Nope, you need to replace the slave. Bleeding it when it's leaking can cause it to totally fail. Been there, done that. Sorry to say, but the tranny has to come out to get to it. I give it maybe a week before it fails anyway. Top off the fluid and cross your fingers.
Well that's just lovely lol. It has been leaking for about 18 months and no problems til now. So now it's low on fluid if I top it up I hope it works for awhile yet.
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Hey GLC, What did they charge ya? I'm in the same boat with my '94 (170,000 on the odometer) and I was quoted $600.
That sounds about right for just the slave and labor. To me, it didn't make sense going through all that trouble without doing a total clutch rebuild. That's gonna run you over a grand. If you have 170k on the factory clutch, I'd recommend you do the same.
ya I got a few quotes from Canadian tire ford local garages going to run me around 900 bucks. 1500 with a clutch but I am passing on the clutch as I can't afford it at the moment. Thanks for your help everyone. I am also wonderng how much life this truck has. 244,000 km (152,000) miles on the 300. Is it worth it to sink this kind of money into thus thing??
Again, with that many miles it's nuts to pay all that labor and not do the whole clutch. The clutch won't last much longer, then you have to pay all that labor again. If the body, frame, suspension, and driveline is good, put the money in it, the 300 will run forever.





