2006 Saturn vue clutch

Asked by Michael Oct 18, 2017 at 10:51 PM about the 2006 Saturn VUE Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2006 Saturn vue 5 speed the clutch pedal hit the
floor. When I start it I can put it into gear when's it's off it
hard to put in gear and is stuck in neutral. Also when I do
start it I cannot shift gears. The clutch pedal made no noise
or anything just straight to the floor what could be the
problem I don't wanna put more into it if I don't have to

2 Answers

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If clutch was fine before with no slipping ect. You have a clutch master cylinder & a clutch slave cylinder and either one may have a leak in clutch hydraulic hose/line or has stopped working and needs a replacement.

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There is a special procedure to bleed the system or air when doing repairs on this items mentioned above so get a repair manual. It will also help you diagnose which one is bad unless you know its a line/hose then you still need the bleed procedure.

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