I have read 50 different threads about a slow clutch pedal. I have replaced the slave cylinder, clutch master cylinder, and even the secondary spring in the clutch pedal. I have changed fluid and bled the clutch as well.
My clutch pedal is still slow coming up. It is so slow that I can't pop the clutch and do a burnout. Or I can't shift fast from one gear to the next until I wait for the pedal to come back out.
My question is what else can I try...or Do I Just Need A New Clutch?? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

 

Congratulations and Welcome to Driver, most new members never read anything about their cars before posting threads! Search is your friend but you must have missed the thread that tells you to lube all the joints in the clutch system. You've done every thing else you may as well try that. Using silicone spray lubricant (not WD40) will get the job done since it never drys out and easy to use...Gary

 

I didn't see that thread and can't seem to find it when I search. Any chance you can provide the link? Clutch seems to be getting a little worse and I want to find the root cause. Now if I am at a stop light for an extended amount of time (longer than 60 seconds) the pedal stroke is basically gone (need to wait 5 seconds for it to slowly come up). So I now need to keep it in neutral at lights with my foot off of the clutch. Thanks for any help you can provide.