Why can't the clutch pedal be lifted?
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The reason the clutch pedal can't be lifted is due to severe wear of the clutch disc or the detachment/breakage of the clutch pedal's return spring. Here are additional details: 1. Damaged return spring: The clutch's rebound is achieved by the return spring, so when the clutch return spring is detached or broken, the clutch cannot rebound. If the pedal doesn't rebound, the engine's power cannot be transmitted to the transmission, resulting in a loss of vehicle power. In such cases, simply replacing the clutch return spring can resolve the issue. 2. Function of the clutch disc: The clutch disc's role is to engage and friction with the engine's flywheel during gear shifts, thereby reducing engine speed. Severe wear of the clutch disc can affect gear shifting and requires timely replacement.