Clutch Has No Pressure and Won't Spring Back, Can't Engage Gear?

[CadenAnn]

The reasons why the clutch pedal doesn't spring back and can't engage gear: 1. Clutch return spring detachment or breakage: The clutch's rebound is achieved by the return spring. Therefore, when the clutch return spring detaches or breaks, the clutch cannot spring back. As long as the pedal doesn't return, the engine's power cannot be transmitted to the transmission, resulting in the vehicle having no power. When this fault occurs, simply replacing the clutch return spring will suffice. 2. Clutch pedal breakage: If the clutch pedal breaks, the pressure applied by the driver to the clutch pedal cannot be transmitted to the transmission. This issue can only be resolved by replacing the entire clutch assembly. Extended content, solutions for clutch not disengaging: 1. If the clutch not disengaging has seriously affected the vehicle's normal use, the best solution is to call for tow truck assistance. 2. If it's just the clutch return spring that's broken, we only need to replace the clutch spring without the need to replace the entire clutch assembly. 3. If the clutch pedal is damaged, then the clutch pedal assembly needs to be replaced.