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Volkswagen Caddy Clutch Master Cylinder Problems Problems mentioning the Clutch Master Cylinder on the Volkswagen Caddy

Clutch losing power

2006 2.0 tdi Posted: Feb 10, 2012 3replies

How do i remove the clutch pedal

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Clutch pedal response not the same as normal

When pressing the clutch pedal in it doesn't depress the same as before. In some cases the pedal will be more difficult to press and in others it will press much more easily. The way that the pedal responds after being pressed in can also change and take longer to return to the normal position.

Clutch pedal goes all the way to the floor

The clutch pedal no longer has resistance when pressing it in, it can be pressed all the way to the floor and it's much easier than it was before.

Clutch pedal leaking fluid

There's fluid around the clutch pedal that looks like it's dripping from above the pedal area.

Gear changes are difficult

Changes between gears have become difficult, the gearstick no longer moves freely between gears, it sometimes seems to get stuck or won't go into a gear properly.