Why is the clutch pedal not returning to its position?

[MichaelLee]

The reason why the clutch does not return to its position is due to the loss of elasticity of the internal spring in the clutch assembly, the detachment of parallel support steel balls, loose fixing bolts, or abnormal rivets. When the clutch is pressed down and does not come back up, it is referred to as a clutch return failure. Below are the reasons for this phenomenon: 1. Excessive travel: Air entering the clutch pipeline system causes excessive clutch travel and poor return. 2. Dirty fluid with impurities: Dirty clutch fluid with impurities leads to severe wear of the internal piston in the clutch master cylinder or blockage of the return oil hole, preventing the clutch from returning. 3. Insufficient spring tension: As the vehicle mileage increases, insufficient tension or breakage of the clutch return spring causes the clutch pedal not to return. 4. Excessive gap: Excessive wear gap in the clutch linkage push rod results in poor return.