It happened during the first track day of this season. 15 min after the beginning of an afternoon session, my clutch pedal went to the floor when I tried to shift 2->3 in a straight line. Impossible to "disengage" the clutch.
I finished the lap in 2nd and back in the paddock checked :
Master Cylinder : no leak
Reservoir : still full, so no leak ?
Fluid : very brown but it was already at the beginning of the day and I had planed to bleed it after this event.
I waited for everything to cool down. I got a little bit firmer pedal but still not enough to disengage the clutch and shift.
My plan is to bleed the fluid and see what happens.
Is it possible that this weak pedal pressure is caused by a degraded fluid ?
Or can the master cylinder or the receiver be damaged without leaking ?
What else can cause this symptom ?
I finished the lap in 2nd and back in the paddock checked :
Master Cylinder : no leak
Reservoir : still full, so no leak ?
Fluid : very brown but it was already at the beginning of the day and I had planed to bleed it after this event.
I waited for everything to cool down. I got a little bit firmer pedal but still not enough to disengage the clutch and shift.
My plan is to bleed the fluid and see what happens.
Is it possible that this weak pedal pressure is caused by a degraded fluid ?
Or can the master cylinder or the receiver be damaged without leaking ?
What else can cause this symptom ?