Clutch upgrade

[Damian Ramos]

So I just replaces master and slave cylinder on my 2000 jeep tj and I'm still have the same problem of a cruchy clutch pedal and I'm unable to put it in gear so what eles could cause this problem

 

[Chris]

What does a cruchy clutch pedal mean? Are you trying to say that you have a soft and squishy clutch pedal?

If so, it sounds like the system needs to be bled (in other words, you have air in the system).

I'd use a vacuum style bleeder like this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NP60URE/?tag=wranglerorg-20

I have one of those, and it does the trick every time in regards to bleeding the system nice and good.

 

[Damian Ramos]

Well I did that and it only worked for a day then right back to

What does a cruchy clutch pedal mean? Are you trying to say that you have a soft and squishy clutch pedal?

If so, it sounds like the system needs to be bled (in other words, you have air in the system).

I'd use a vacuum style bleeder like this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NP60URE/?tag=wranglerorg-20

I have one of those, and it does the trick every time in regards to bleeding the system nice and good.

Well I did bleed it and it worked for a day then I replaced the master and slave cylinder thinking it might be faulty but was still giving the same problem

 

[Chris]

If the clutch pedal is still soft the day after bleeding it, that means there is likely a leak somewhere in the system, or there isn't enough fluid in the system.

 

[Guam671jeeper]

Sorry crunchy as in the pedal being soft or rough sorry Chris just wanted to find out more because crunchy rough could be the throw out bearing and if it's spongy then your right Chris a leak somewhere

 

[Chris]

Yes, you're right. If it's crunching to get in gear, that could be the throwout bearing (when those go bad they usually get pretty loud when you hold the clutch in). If it's soft, then there's likely a leak somewhere in the system.