Why does the clutch of Roewe 350 not spring back?
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Clutch not springing back is mainly caused by air entering the clutch pipeline system or dirty clutch fluid with impurities. The specific reasons are as follows: Air entering the clutch pipeline system: Air in the system can cause excessive clutch travel and poor return. You can diagnose this issue yourself. If the first time you press the clutch pedal, you feel no resistance and excessive travel, and the pedal rises after repeated pressing, it is likely due to air entering the hydraulic system. In this case, you should promptly identify the cause of the air entry and bleed the air from the hydraulic system. Dirty clutch fluid with impurities: Impurities can cause severe internal wear of the clutch master cylinder or clog the return oil hole, preventing the clutch from returning. You can open the engine hood to check if the fluid in the clutch fluid reservoir appears black or gray. If discolored, the clutch fluid should be replaced promptly.