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Clutch heatsoak?
Has anyone else had any issues with heatsoak on the clutch system?
My clutch works awesome the first time out, but any time i park the car and come back to it, it feels a little less solid.
I think there are two possible reasons for this: either the clutch itself is getting heat soaked, or the braided stainless lines i'm using for the system are absorbing heat. Maybe both.
Just curious if anyone else has had this issue and/or done something about it. Was considering getting some wrap for the lines.
My clutch works awesome the first time out, but any time i park the car and come back to it, it feels a little less solid.
I think there are two possible reasons for this: either the clutch itself is getting heat soaked, or the braided stainless lines i'm using for the system are absorbing heat. Maybe both.
Just curious if anyone else has had this issue and/or done something about it. Was considering getting some wrap for the lines.
Porch- Posts : 851
Join date : 2009-09-02
Age : 42
Re: Clutch heatsoak?
If the latter, maybe a higher temp fluid would help. I use Motul RBF 600. But honestly it sounds more like air in the system. Are you pressure or buddy bleeding it? I've found pressure bleeding to not be enough with these Wilwood masters when you're started from new and they're empty.
Rich
Rich
Rich L.- Posts : 928
Join date : 2011-05-30
Location : Seattle
Re: Clutch heatsoak?
I'm using the ATE blue stuff, i think it's about 550* which is probably okay.
It might just be air, though! I replaced my clutch bleeder valve with a speed bleeder, but it probably needs some more time to get all the bubbles out. I'll give it a few more bleeds and see what happens.
It might just be air, though! I replaced my clutch bleeder valve with a speed bleeder, but it probably needs some more time to get all the bubbles out. I'll give it a few more bleeds and see what happens.
Porch- Posts : 851
Join date : 2009-09-02
Age : 42
Re: Clutch heatsoak?
Yeah, the SuperBlue is good. Hope bleeding helps, best of luck.
Rich
Rich
Rich L.- Posts : 928
Join date : 2011-05-30
Location : Seattle
Re: Clutch heatsoak?
I had to bleed the Wilwood M/C before the entire system. I connected the output of the M/C to a plastic hose, and put the hose back in the reservoir. Pump the clutch pedal several times, until no bubbles come out of the M/C then hook it up to to the rest of the system and bleed it. I had to do this with the brake M/Cs as well, no amount of bleeding (using a Motive unit) would give me a firm pedal, until I bled the M/C.
87-944S- Posts : 744
Join date : 2009-06-10
Location : Maryland
Re: Clutch heatsoak?
Ah, good to know! That might explain my problem then. I guess it makes sense...the air probably gets trapped way up in the top of the master.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Porch- Posts : 851
Join date : 2009-09-02
Age : 42
Re: Clutch heatsoak?
Might be totally unrelated.... but this is my experience.
I have a Sloan reinforcement plate on mine, and it is making the clutch slave cylinder angle slightly off. By this, I mean the clutch rod is very slightly angled causing the rubber boot to bind and making my clutch pedal feel spongy and even get stuck down after it gets warmed up.
It get bad after about 15-20 minutes of driving where the clutch pedal stays down. I have to foot it back up to help it. I first thought it was something else until I started looking deep into the problem and found some rub marks on the clutch rod. I placed some axle grease inside the grommet and I am hoping that would help resolve the issue. I tested it today and found a smoother feel.
Chris
I have a Sloan reinforcement plate on mine, and it is making the clutch slave cylinder angle slightly off. By this, I mean the clutch rod is very slightly angled causing the rubber boot to bind and making my clutch pedal feel spongy and even get stuck down after it gets warmed up.
It get bad after about 15-20 minutes of driving where the clutch pedal stays down. I have to foot it back up to help it. I first thought it was something else until I started looking deep into the problem and found some rub marks on the clutch rod. I placed some axle grease inside the grommet and I am hoping that would help resolve the issue. I tested it today and found a smoother feel.
Chris
aixgelo78- Posts : 182
Join date : 2009-09-29
Re: Clutch heatsoak?
Thanks aixgelo78. I checked on mine and i'm getting a good smooth push right down the middle.
I actually had the problem you're describing with the pedal sticking down before, you can help it out by loosening the nut on the assist spring (easiest to get to it by removing the fuse block and coming from the top).
I actually had the problem you're describing with the pedal sticking down before, you can help it out by loosening the nut on the assist spring (easiest to get to it by removing the fuse block and coming from the top).
Porch- Posts : 851
Join date : 2009-09-02
Age : 42
Clutch
My z06 would have that. Race car engineered from the factory with? 30k miles. OK, lots of track miles, like a dog year but still, not the conversions fault is all I am trying to say. Clutch pedal to the floor after warm out and some spirited acceleration. $80 /litre/quart castrol srf cured all. It's beautiful stuff.
Mechanic did say that slaves were weak on the tranny.
Mechanic did say that slaves were weak on the tranny.
gamman- Posts : 112
Join date : 2010-01-12
Location : Canada
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