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Erea
 


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Ireland 2006 Discovery 3 TDV6 Commercial Manual Zambezi SilverDiscovery 3
Clutch pedal sometimes not rising fully

Hi, sometimes (well probably 1/4 of presses) my clutch pedal doesn’t rise back up fully after changing gear. The clutch is not slipping in any way even pulling a heavy trailer. It stays about 2” down but doesn’t cause any slipping and will come up if I pull it up with the tip of my shoe. Also there is a noticeable rattling when the clutch is pressed (either in gear or out of gear) but no sound when I take my foot off it even if it stays in that inch or two. I’m guessing it’s the trust bearing. At a guess I’ve 175-200 KM on this clutch. It’s been like this for the past few weeks/couple of thousand KM. It’s not getting any better or worse.

Any ideas?

Can I keep driving it for the next few weeks or should I bite the bullet and change the lot sooner than later.
Thanks.

Ps it comes up fully every press when the engine is off.
  
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PROFSR G
 


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Ukraine 2009 Discovery 3 TDV6 Commercial XS Auto Stornoway GreyDiscovery 3

Try bleeding the slave cyl as fluid or seals might be shot, but It might be that the slave or the master are on their way out!
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