What are the symptoms of a faulty clutch master cylinder in a Cruze?
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When the clutch master cylinder fails, the symptoms include difficulty engaging the desired gear after depressing the clutch pedal, and in severe cases, the inability to shift gears at all. This is because a faulty master cylinder can prevent the clutch from fully disengaging or fail to disengage it entirely. Below are specific details about the clutch master cylinder: 1. The clutch master cylinder is the component connected to the clutch pedal and linked to the clutch booster via a hydraulic line. Its function is to gather information about the pedal's travel and, through the booster's action, enable the clutch to disengage. 2. If the clutch master cylinder is faulty, avoid forcing the gear shift as this can lead to increased wear. Typically, the solution for a faulty clutch master cylinder is to replace it directly.