Ummmm... No he means replace parts that are necessary, then your problem will be over.
Okay, if you're pushing in the pedal, it's effortless and it won't return that can mean a few things;
1. Your clutch master/slave cylinders are busted.
2. You have no fluid in your system.
So, first go check the fluid reservoir. Look and see if there is fluid between min and max. If you can't do that, go to reputable mechanic. Also, have a look under your car where you parked it, any puddles?
How was shifting before this incident?
As far as replacement I've seen 2.8 master cylinders for around 120, where as the 1.8t's are around 80 last time I checked.
Today I'm driving my 96 audi a4 quatro when my clutch pedals goes dead. I can push it all the way down, no shifting happens what so ever. When it goes all the way down I gotta pull it back up, And if I push it to far it stays down once again. And the time this is all happening cant shift what so ever, I dry shifted and got out of the middle of traffic... never had a blown clutch before or know what to look for..... IS my clutch shot? and For a stock fix what does it cost range wise? any help would be great thanks
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