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My clutch has recently died on me. I have had it replaced. It is where i press the clutch pedal and it just falls flat on the firewall and doesnt come back up. I found that the problem was a broken Clutch Pivot Ball. the one that connects the clutch to the transmission.

I would just like to know what is the cause of this? and whether there is much stronger Clutch Pivot Ball and where can i buy one?

Thanks in advance :blah:

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Hmmm, not sure what you mean by a 'Clutch Pivot Ball'. Are you talking about the slave cylinder???

Are you sure that the system has been bled properly? The pedal dropping to the floor and not returning usually = too much air in the system.

Slave and master cylinders can be resealed and resleeved, there may be lots of crap between the seals and the bore.

Otherwise, dunno dude!

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