350zrb

So my 2009 g37s 6mt just turns 640 miles today.
I was driving home, suddenly the clutch feels a lot "softer".
Has this happen to anybody here?
Thanks

GiGGaplease

its broken in i guess? is there any pressure when you engage the clutch? after 28k miles, like 1/4 the way in when i engage the clutch, theres a softenness to it but the other 3/4 way in, there is strong resistance.

350zrb

When I push down the pedal, it feels about the same as before.
But when I let it out, I just don't have to use that much holding force as before.
I was expected the clutch to be broken-in gradually.
It was just so sudden.

TomG37

Mine broke in all of a sudded around 7,000 miles, its much easier to drive now.

SnoopDawg

Doesn't sound familiar, I'm on my second one of these this year and the clutch feel on both was pretty much the same (engagement point, force etc.) one was 6K mi the second one is at 400mi.

Black Betty

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Check your fluid level.
If it's low, check for leaks and refill it.
If it's OK, I'd take it in to the dealership to be checked out.

350zrb

Thank you for all your comments.

sbmwg37s

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I exactly had the same problem.
I just left it for several hours, then it came back to normal.
I wonder if there was any problem.

sbmwg37s

iTrader: (1)

Do you have an aftermarket exhaust?
I'm pretty sure this is because of the clutch fluid.

350zrb

Not yet, but ARK is comimg soon.

Uho001

May be its just your foot is getting used to that hardness.

mal_TX

Soft pedals on brakes or clutch is caused by low or overheated hydraulic fluid. If it goes back to normal after some rest then that points to overheated fluid.

G37Rider92649

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just do what I do. Shop for aftermarket clutches now! wait till the day it dies! goo wipeeeeee and buy the clutch and flywheel you been dying for