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Old 13-10-2011
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Default MK 1 Focus clutch Pedal gone heavy

Got a Focus 1.8 petrol that has done 98k on the clutch, I have notice that the pedal is really heavy, but the clutch is not slipping. Not Sure if it a clutch cylinder or a vacuum pipe causing the problem any ideas?
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Old 15-10-2011
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If its vacuum assisted hydrolic system it could be the little vacuum hose.

i don't know the system in that car at all but it's worth checking the hosing.

if it's the cilinder, master or slave i'd say you'd loose clutch action rather then it going heavy.
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Old 15-10-2011
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vaccum is only used for brake assistance NOT clutches

i have worked for ford for near 20 years and you need a new clutch......
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Old 22-10-2011
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damn 350 quid out of my pocket
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vaccum is only used for brake assistance NOT clutches

i have worked for ford for near 20 years and you need a new clutch......
Glad you mentioned that.I have a MK1 focus ST and there is a REALLY bad clicking in the steering rack in the neutral position,is there a repair kit for them or is it a new rack?
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