View Poll Results: Those with the "clutch sticking" issue on the Z
2007 with clutch issue
34
20.00%
2007 without clutch issue
76
44.71%
Pre 07 with clutch issue
17
10.00%
Pre 07 without clutch issue
43
25.29%
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2007 Z Owners with/without Clutch Issue
10-01-2007, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by stogey420time
Where is this resivor located?
that pannel under the driver side back that says brake, or brake master. its the smaller one next to it.
yeap, soaked up a little bit of fluid and it was fine. ONE time it sunk a little bit didnt disenage the clutch, but that was it
10-02-2007, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Blk07z
After 1500mi I haven't had any issues with the cluth losing pressure and sinking to the floor, but it does seem REALLY sensitive. If you don't let it out just right it gets pretty jerky, I am starting to get used to it, but their is a learing curve I would say.
Anyone else notice this?
Anyone else notice this?
yes i feel the the same thing!
10-02-2007, 10:07 AM
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had the problem, (06 with 16k) went to nissan, they ordered and installed (installed in one day) a clutch master, REVISED slave, NEW lining, throw out, pressure plate and clutch... with absolutly no money out of pocket. works like butter now!!!!
10-02-2007, 11:48 AM
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Same here on my 07, They replaced the 'assist' cylinder and it works much better(smoother) now, see my dedicated thread for details. All those with clunky 07 trannies and clutches should take it in before they get stranded!
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10-08-2007, 03:31 PM
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Another 2007 with a clutch issue. 4600 miles. In the morning it feels like the clutch has lost pressure and dosent work untill its about 75% down. It gets better after a few miles. Just dropped it off at the dealer tonight, lets see what ******** they try and pull
edit 10/10/07: "Its normal...." yeah right. Im going to take it to another dealer when i get a chance. Ill just have to deal with looking like i have no idea what im doing since i never know where the ever-changing friction point is going to be.
edit 10/10/07: "Its normal...." yeah right. Im going to take it to another dealer when i get a chance. Ill just have to deal with looking like i have no idea what im doing since i never know where the ever-changing friction point is going to be.
Last edited by Jersey Joe; 10-10-2007 at 03:35 PM.
10-10-2007, 10:05 PM
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took my 07 to the dealership, waiting for parts to be ordered, they told me it was still drivable so on my way home clutch loses pressure... luckily i have my bumper to bumper insurance gonna have it towed to dealership in the morning, i noticed a puddle of fluid leaking as the car gets towed onto the bed WTF??? hopefully thats the least of my problems arghhh only 4100 miles on it.
10-11-2007, 03:49 AM
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ive had mine for 3days, no issues, Ive even tried the "over 20mph" first gear thing and while it was alittle harder to get it in, there was no noise at all. It was warmed up however.
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