clutch pump on the geaboxx

[lifebeginsat8000rpm]

my clutch pump was leaking so I installed another but this is not the same
it fits but it is not aligned properly and the clutch will not release completely
and it slipps
is there is a difference in clutch pumps?
u cann see a deferince but it fitss

[oldeskewltoy]

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/136...330175.png

Any of these?

[lifebeginsat8000rpm]

oldeskewltoy Wrote:http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/136...330175.png

Any of these?

The old one is the same
The new not the rod is different

[totta Crolla]

Are the rod lengths the same on the old one and the new one ?

[Eircamae86]

You can see the difference but it fits, there is the problem. You need the exact replacement, all slave cylinders that I have seen are the same, but what country are you in because there are variences in t50 bell housings, left/right

[allencr]

The slave's rod length only matters in the extremes - too long and the clutch will not engage completely because the piston will bottom out in the slave cyl., too short and the clutch will not dis-engage because the piston pops out of the
cylinder.
I really don't have a clue about your problem.
Can you explain it any better then 'will not release completely
and it slipps'????? To me that means that it neither engages completely nor dis-engages completely, pedal only does half a job whether on the floor or all the way up.

[lifebeginsat8000rpm]

allencr Wrote:The slave's rod length only matters in the extremes - too long and the clutch will not engage completely because the piston will bottom out in the slave cyl., too short and the clutch will not dis-engage because the piston pops out of the
cylinder.
I really don't have a clue about your problem.
Can you explain it any better then 'will not release completely
and it slipps'????? To me that means that it neither engages completely nor dis-engages completely, pedal only does half a job whether on the floor or all the way up.

disengages not completly pedal is all the way up
i will look 4 pics the strange thing is it came of a ae86 my spareparts car

[allencr]

Sorry, I still don't get it.
Disengaged = clutch does not connect engine with the drivetrain, transmission to the wheels, the clutch pedal is on the floor
Engaged - pedal is all the way up, engine is connected to the transmission.

[Project D]

I believe what he mean is when the pedal is all the way up the clutch stay disengaged (or not fully engaged)

[allencr]

Clutch not engaging = bad clutch or a very long slave cyl. pushrod that has bottomed out & would be very difficult to install & feel rock solid if you try to move it or the clutch fork.