Thank you so much for your 2 excellent professional quality videos. Just sorting my 2009 2.0 TDi Golf and I couldn't have done it without your guidance. Nice to have a mechanic who is an apprentice served and graduate engineer who will have been trained by skilled people.
This tip is a fantastic time saver. I cant see why anyone would advise to take apart (which is what I saw on the other videos I had watched). So glad I found your video. Thank you
Our mk6 golf has a clutch problem. With no warning the clutch pedal went down and didnt come back up. Even if pulled up the clutch no longer worked. I removed the slave cylinder and it seemed ok so i bled the system and the clutch works again BUT... The clutch pedal stays down if you push it to the floor! Any ideas??
@@Yamaprilia yes, I do another video on removing and refitting the master cylinder. Hope it helps you out, and I would recommend you buying a OEM quality replacement as the £30 master cylinders only seem to last 6-12 months
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Thank you so much for your 2 excellent professional quality videos. Just sorting my 2009 2.0 TDi Golf and I couldn't have done it without your guidance. Nice to have a mechanic who is an apprentice served and graduate engineer who will have been trained by skilled people.
Thank you, I'm glad it helped you!
This tip is a fantastic time saver. I cant see why anyone would advise to take apart (which is what I saw on the other videos I had watched). So glad I found your video. Thank you
Thank you, glad it helped you out!
Great video, thanks so much. I'd just suggest having a fixed overhead camera. Hope you dont mind me suggesting 😄
Not at all, I am always welcoming of suggestions.
I will definitely look into investing in one in the future
There is no way that clip worked ! Impressed.
Thanks for the help! Just replaced mine in about 45 minutes.👍🏼
Thanks for the positive feedback. 45 mins is good going for the whole master cylinder replacement!
@@aguyandhisgarage your tip definitely helped with that!
I’m at 24 hours right now, how the hell did you do this in 45 minutes
@@cooperpaterson7810it’s helps that I’m a Ford Master Tech I guess😅
What are you having trouble with?
This is great, thanks for the help!
Glad it helped!
Seat Leon's and Audi A3's also suffer from this problem
Someone send that man a t shirt lol
Haha it has since been demoted to the rag bin
@@aguyandhisgarage I've plenty ready for the rag bag lol
Mate thanks for that works evertime now 👍 ledgend
Thank you for the positive feedback and glad it has helped you out
Our mk6 golf has a clutch problem.
With no warning the clutch pedal went down and didnt come back up.
Even if pulled up the clutch no longer worked.
I removed the slave cylinder and it seemed ok so i bled the system and the clutch works again BUT...
The clutch pedal stays down if you push it to the floor! Any ideas??
Are you losing fluid from the reservoir? When you finished bleeding it was the clutch pedal returning normally?
@@aguyandhisgarage i think ive just found the issue. It seems there is a small crack in the clutch master cylinder. Thanks for your reply
@@Yamaprilia yes, I do another video on removing and refitting the master cylinder. Hope it helps you out, and I would recommend you buying a OEM quality replacement as the £30 master cylinders only seem to last 6-12 months
Do you no if the mark 5 is the same ??
Hi, Can't remember off the top of my head now if they are exactly the same, but the principle behind it will be the same