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Clutch pedal sticks half way up

Rustyscoot
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Can anyone advise on a fault that has developed on my Focus 2015, last week while driving I pressed the clutch pedal down and it only came half way up, the clutch still sort of worked but wasn't fully disengaging the clutch, I then hooked my foot under the pedal and pulled it up and the clutch was fine for a few days, then it did the same again, question is does this typically mean the master cylinder is on it's way out or the clutch itself,

Thanks 🙂

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    It could be a few things, but a failing clutch master cylinder or a failing clutch slave cylinder would give similar symptoms. Have you checked the fluid reservoir has the correct level ?

    A replacement clutch master cylinder is the easiest and cheapest to replace, so best hope that is the problem.  

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    On 2/1/2024 at 9:22 AM, unofix said:

    It could be a few things, but a failing clutch master cylinder or a failing clutch slave cylinder would give similar symptoms. Have you checked the fluid reservoir has the correct level ?

    A replacement clutch master cylinder is the easiest and cheapest to replace, so best hope that is the problem.  

    Thanks Unofix, I did replace the Master cylinder and that was it 🙂

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