[celtickrozz]

ok, so over the past week I have been replacing my jettas clutch. I just got it all back together and go to start her up for a test drive. but my clutch peddle as soon as I touch it tanks to the floor and holds with out my foot being on it. I had to reach down and flip it up, not sure if I some how installed the clutch fork backwards or the bearing that goes on it (don't think its possible with how its designed) but I very well could of with the way my luck rolls....

Note: the peddle worked perfect before I started this and does not to my knowledge have any leaks

Does anyone have any idea what I may have done wrong. because I am very sure its pilot error

 

[VDUB_Juan]

I'm not very knowledgeable with these things but last time my clutch did that, it was only missing some brake fluid.

 

[KiDGiB]

You will need a pressure bleeder. Basically add some brake fluid in a clear tube and add pressure into the line.

Here's a link that might help you. Its for the vr6, but will give you an idea and possibly be the same.

http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?4376420

 

[celtickrozz]

awesome, ty guys. it was a needed to be bleed issue. just caught me way off guard. last car that had that happen it took 3-6 pumps of the pedal to get any pressure. couldn't do that with the jetta lol