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    Quote Originally Posted by preston1980 View Post
    How is the pressure on your clutch pedal, is it easy to push, any differance in the pressure when this started happening? It may be a slave or a master cylinder. Either way, it has probally ruined your clutch by now if you are revving it to 4000 to make it go. Lot of slippage. You said you dont smell burnt clutch? that is weird. You have checked the clutch fluid level right?
    Well the clutch easy to push in but it's alot closer to the floor now, I noticed that their was no fluid and I put some in but it's not bleeding and I can't find the slave cylinder

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    The slave is located inside the bell housing, most likely it has blown out and need to be replaced, hence the no fluid. To replace it you need to drop the trans, and while your are at it, might as well do the clutch and anything else that might need looking after while you are in there.

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    kentucky speed is a sponsor here and had a sale on clutches not to long ago, talk to them and see what they can do for you

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    Quote Originally Posted by nate_the_great17 View Post
    Well the clutch easy to push in but it's alot closer to the floor now, I noticed that their was no fluid and I put some in but it's not bleeding and I can't find the slave cylinder
    If the clutch fluid was low or gone, you def have a hydraulics problem. Time for a new slave cylinder or master cylinder, or maybe both, then it will need bled, your clutch may be ok, just have to check it out when you drop the tranny. Labor wise, you would save if you did them all at the same time.

    If it were me, I would do a new master, slave cylinder, with the drill mod, and a new clutch with a alum. flywheel. And a new pilot bearing, rear main seal, tranny mount, and tranny fluid change. Also have the tranny seals and u joints checked when the tranny is out. But thats just me.

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    www.kyspeed.com can get great deals on the LS7 clutch's.

    Bleeding is simple with a 30 dollar Mity Vac. 15 second job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FORD RECOVERY EXPERT View Post
    Install is easy... Hell, I'll help ya do it. It takes bout 3 hrs. You'll need a clutch kit, and either a flywheel, or have to get yours surfaced (which means, pull it, take it to a shop, wait for them to turn it, then go put it back in so +3hrs)
    props on the help offer, If I was him I would be all over that! I think its cool ur willing to give up the time to help someone out. Us Texans are a good breed of people

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