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Old 12-18-2012, 04:12 PM
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I got an 89 f150 4.9. When you push in the clutch the pedal stays at the floor. I checked the resivor and it is full. What should I try now?
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Old 12-18-2012, 06:15 PM
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Check the push rod that attaches from the pedal to the MC. The plastic bushing breaks sometimes.
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Just throwing it out there but did you take the rubber thing out too? I didn't even realize there was one because the pressure had sucked it down.
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Yea the rubbers in the resivor. I looked last night and there is a huge ***** mouse nest in the bell housing guess its time to drop the tranny
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i had this problem couple years ago. turned out to be a pin hole in my hydrolic clutch line. try bleeding the system, kinda like breaks, have a buddy pump the clutch while you open the valve. i hope that helps.
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I had this problem a little over a year ago turned out to be
The slave cylinder in the transmission!
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My pedal went to the floor to but it was just the linkage.. the little plastice piece holding the pushrod tthing on broke.
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Originally Posted by jaytperry
i had this problem couple years ago. turned out to be a pin hole in my hydrolic clutch line. try bleeding the system, kinda like breaks, have a buddy pump the clutch while you open the valve. i hope that helps.
No, you don't bleed it like brakes.
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Originally Posted by 87f-150
I had this problem a little over a year ago turned out to be
The slave cylinder in the transmission!
I didn't think 89s had an internal slave.
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Originally Posted by 5Rangers

I didn't think 89s had an internal slave.
Yes it does ! I change out my tranny for a 89f-150 5speed
And i replaced the internal slave cylinder while the tranny
Was out .
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