I have an 01 s10 manual that i cant get out of neutral, when i try an push the shifter into gear it makes a nasty sound. is this a transmission issue or a master cylinder problem, my clutch sinks all the way too the floor there is no leverage in the pedal? any help would be appreciated.

Asked by Ryan_Ibsen Jan 28, 2016 at 02:54 PM about the 2001 Chevrolet S-10 RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Manual s10 2001 won't come out of neutral. Clutch pedal sinks all the way to the
floor with no leverage. Curious to know if anyone could tell me a solution?

F_O_R answered 8 years ago

I suspect there is a problem with either the clutch slave or master cylinder. Have you checked to see if there is fluid in the master cylinder?

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T_S_T answered 8 years ago

Check your clutch fluid level to make sure it has fluid,if not that may be the issue,or your clutch master cylinder and or clutch is bad.

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Ryan_Ibsen answered 8 years ago

Ok I hope it's just the master cylinder. I appreciate the help, I haven't had time yet to check the fluid but I will. Thank you guys-

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I have an 01 s10 manual that i cant get out of neutral, when i try an push the shifter into gear it makes a nasty sound. is this a transmission issue or a master cylinder problem, my clutch sinks all the way too the floor there is no leverage in the pedal? any help would be appreciated.

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I have an 01 s10 manual that i cant get out of neutral, when i try an push the shifter into gear it makes a nasty sound. is this a transmission issue or a master cylinder problem, my clutch sinks all the way too the floor there is no leverage in the pedal? any help would be appreciated.

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