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Old Apr 23, 2013 | 12:46 PM
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Clutch issue

I bought a 2006 997 carrera 4s about six months ago. From the beggining i noticed that after some hard driving the clutch pedal couldn't return back to normal possition after a gearchange. When i bought the car i asked the dealer to install a new clutch on the car at the local porsche dealership and he did it for me. I took the car to the dealership again to have this issue checked amd they told me everything was fine.

Lately i replaced by brakes in favour of larger GT3 brakes. Now i it is obvious to me that after heavy braking the clutch pedal is affected.

I believe there is something wrong either with my master cylinder or slave cylinder. Did anybody else had any similar issues?
 
Old Apr 23, 2013 | 01:55 PM
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since they share the reservoir, air in the system on the clutch side maybe...? i know a couple others that traded up to larger front brakes (and/or a GT reservoir) with no issues.

good luck and please post your solution when you get it fixed.
 
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