What is the reason for the Roewe 350 clutch pedal not returning after being pressed down?
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Clutch pedal not returning is most likely due to a malfunction in the clutch system. Common failure points include: a faulty release bearing in the clutch system, a malfunctioning pressure plate in the clutch system, the clutch disc being worn to its limit, or poor return of the clutch pedal in the clutch system. If the clutch does not spring back after being pressed down, immediately stop and inspect the following areas: Area 1: Faulty return spring. Check if the return spring of the clutch pedal is in good condition. If there is an issue with the spring, it is recommended to replace it promptly. Area 2: Air in the hydraulic line or wear in the working cylinder can cause the pedal not to return. Regularly replace the transmission fluid, bleed the air from the system, and replace any worn components. Area 3: Insufficient return force of the clutch pedal spring. Over time, the spring's elasticity may weaken. It should be inspected every few years, and replaced immediately if any defects are found. Area 4: Blockage in the return oil hole of the clutch master cylinder. Lack of oil may only cause poor clutch disengagement or no disengagement, but it is unlikely to prevent the pedal from springing back. Check the clutch pedal travel and the pivot pin.
