What Causes the Clutch to Lose Pressure and Fail to Engage Gears?
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There are approximately three main reasons why the clutch may fail to return to its normal position: loosening or damage of the return spring under the clutch pedal, insufficient transmission fluid, or aging of the pedal spring due to prolonged vehicle usage, which requires timely replacement. During driving, the hydraulic circuit may become blocked by air, and the working cylinder in the transmission may experience wear. Below is additional information: Clutch Spring: After purchasing a car, the clutch is carefully adjusted. Poor driving habits or substandard craftsmanship can lead to loosening or deformation of the clutch pedal spring. If this is the cause, simply replacing the spring with a new one will suffice.