[Nelson]

Hello all,
Every 10 or 20 shifts my clutch pedal would only depress half way allowing me to switch out of gear but not into gear. I replace the bushing directly behind the pedal, drive to work and on the way home started doing it again. I pressed a little harder and it sank to the floor. Im assumeing the master or slaved cylinder is faulty. Last night I removed the battery tray and was seeing fluid around the bleeder valve so I singled it ands little came out. I then pressed in the clutch pedal and it tried getting pressure but I could hear fluid leaking out.
Now my question it, Do you think I still need toreplace the slave cylinder or bleeder valve?And if the bleeder valve where could I find one? Or what do you think about changing out the O rings?
thnak you for any help possible .

 

[2006_GTP]

You can replace the bleeder. Take it off and go to the parts store of your choice. Should be the same as those used on brakes. If it is leaking, you won't get enough hydraulic pressure to work the clutch properly.

 

[Nelson]

Ten4, I’ll check into this, went to the auto part store this morning they said they didn’t have the bleeder for the clutch and didn’t say anything about the break valve might work. But then again they just look at a screen. Thank you I’ll check it out. Hopefully have time to do so tomorrow. I let ya know as soon as I do

 

[Dan Osier]

I just checked Rockauto, they ususlly have everything. They show nothing at all for G6 manual transmissions. You may need to go to a GM dealer.

 

[Dan Osier]

Sorry my bad. I was looking at 2009 G6's. Looked at 2006 G6's and Rockauto does show parts for the manual transmission. They don't show anything for the bleeder valve however.

 

[Nelson]

I just checked Rockauto, they ususlly have everything. They show nothing at all for G6 manual transmissions. You may need to go to a GM dealer.

Called the dealership part is discontinued

 

[Nelson]

You can replace the bleeder. Take it off and go to the parts store of your choice. Should be the same as those used on brakes. If it is leaking, you won't get enough hydraulic pressure to work the clutch properly.

Part store was a bust.

 

[Nelson]

This bastard right here. I need to locate within 5 days before My son goes with his mother, we both have to drive 6 hrs to meet for drop off and pick up. I don’t understand why or how it’s even leaking from it. Very aggravating.

 

[Nelson]

Fixed it with two new O rings 😎