Hey!

I got in my car Saturday morning In which I pushed the clutch down to start the car, the clutch went straight in with no resistance and is now fully engaged. I’ve pulled it back but it has no resistance and either stays disengaged or fully engaged.

I checked under the car, and there has been something that has leaked

The car is a 2013 vw golf gtd, it’s under warranty with VW but I doubt this would be considered covered under warranty. VW said if its not covered, I’ll be charged £120 just for an inspection.

Any ideas about this? is it a cheap fix? The last week, the clutch when pulling away was a bit jolty; assuming it’s related

  • Xx-0-0-xXB
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    1 year ago

    Probably leaking brake fluid, you should probably take it into a mechanic to have it checked out.

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    1 year ago

    This looks likely to be either leaking brake fluid, a bad clutch slave cylinder, a worn through clutch line (which would leak the brake fluid) or something similar. Shouldn’t be horribly expensive to get fixed, but probably is going to need a tow to a mechanic if you aren’t comfortable doing it yourself.

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      1 year ago

      in your opinion, would this be covered under warranty? doesn’t sound like it! I’ve only done 5k miles since my last service

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        1 year ago

        Unlikely. Unless they put in a new clutch or something when you had your last service. This just goes under the category of cars are expensive sometimes.