Clutch problem, can anyone help?

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Asked by Linda Jul 10, 2015 at 08:48 PM about the 2006 Kia Rio

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Have 2006 Kia Rio that we were driving home from town going about 40mph when I went to shift in to gear then clutch petal went to the floor and came back up no problem, but couldn't shift in to any gear. So we got it to the drive and got it to stop and park it in first gear and shut the car off. Well we messed with it to get it in neutral and can start it that way but cant shift in to any gear. tried adding break fluid and still cant shift. But if the cars off and I put it in first gear it will start but cant shift out of first not even in to neutral. Can you tell me what could be wrong?

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144,795

Will be bad clutch master cylinder,or the slave cylinder is bad.

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Is there anything I could do without having to take it to the shop, and that wont cost a whole lot?

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144,795

The master cylinder is not hard to change yourself,the slave cylinder is easy all so,if you have a little mechanic skills and a few tools,there are lots of videos on you tube to show you how to do it.

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70,925

bleed the system first..and adjust...see how much movement you have down there..

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144,795

Agree kelly,but if it leaked down,it will happen again,unless you fix the issue.

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yes, but he asked what could be wrong...you would try and bleed that system before replacing either or.. if it gets better than he can rule out a collapsed pressure plate/throwout fork... then he asked if there was anything he could do..i should have said get under there and crack open the bleeder valve, take the lid of the clutch master ,fill it up,leave of lid and wait till there is a steady drip coming out of the bottom...if he has no help that is.. or get a stick/board/prop.to hold the pedal down in place than go under and open valve then close it than go up top again and release the pedal,push it down again,hold it down with the stick and repeat...but then he says... I went to shift in to gear then clutch petal went to the floor and came back up no problem.....but he didnt say it had felt any different (lack of resistance).. and yes,you are right ..if it has a leak down there,its going to be slave cylinder related..

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I had similar situation with my 2013 kia rio and towed to dealer ...service told me a clutch bolt came loose and damages the system...should that even happen to a vehicle 5yrs old and less than 100,000 miles driven sensibly and always maintained at dealer?

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My clutch is becoming harder when am driving.. Can you please explain me why??? Thanks reverting back on my mail : gfaaraha@yahoo.com

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