Causes of Clutch Failure (Hyundai Getz 1)

Cause of malfunction	Method of elimination
Incomplete clutch engagement (clutch slips)
Insufficient clutch pedal free travel	Adjust the clutch pedal free play
Insufficient acceleration of the car when pressing the accelerator pedal sharply
Clutch hydraulic drive clogged	Clear blockage or replace details
The car does not develop the required speed
Increased wear of friction driven disk linings	Replace
There is a feeling of slowing down when the car is moving uphill
Hardening or oiling friction linings of the driven disk	Replace damaged parts
Damage to the pressure plate or flywheel	Same
Weakening or breakage of the pressure plate springs	Same
Difficulty shifting gears (a "crackling" sound when gears are engaged)
Excessive pedal free play	Adjust
Hydraulic fluid leak, contamination or air locks in the hydraulic drive	Repair or replace parts
Severe wear or corrosion of the driven disk splines	Replace
Excessive vibration (warping) slave disk)	Replace
Increased clutch noise
Insufficient pedal free play	Adjust free play
Excessive wear of the driven disk	Replace disk
Severe wear and/or damage clutch release bearing	Replace the bearing
Insufficient lubrication of the working guide bushing surfaces clutch release bearing	Apply lubricant
Incorrect installation of clutch or clutch release bearing	Fix the problem
Damage to the guide bushing clutch release bearing	Replace the guide bushing
High pedal force
Insufficient pedal lubrication	Lubricate
Insufficient lubrication of the splines of the driven disk	Same
Insufficient lubrication of the lever axis clutch release	Same
Insufficient lubrication of the front bearing of the gearbox input shaft	Same
Gears shift with difficulty or do not shift
Excessive pedal free play clutches	Adjust the pedal free play
Slave cylinder failure clutch drive	Troubleshoot the working cylinder
Misalignment, excessive runout or damage to the friction linings of the driven disk	Check the slave disk
Dirt or scoring on the splines of the driven disk hub and the primary shaft of the gearbox	Fix the problem
Pressure plate failure clutches	Replace the clutch housing
Incomplete disengagement of the clutch (clutch "leads")
Insufficient clutch pedal free travel	Adjust the pedal free play
Clutch hydraulic drive clogged	Repair or replace parts
Wear or oiling of the friction linings of the driven disk	Check the slave disk
Damage or deformation pressure plate	Replace the clutch housing
Clutch release fork sticking	Check the clutch release fork
Jerks and shaking when the clutch is engaged
Oiling or wear of the friction linings of the driven disk	Check the slave disk
Pressure plate failure	Replace the clutch housing
Bending of the diaphragm pressure springs	Replace the clutch housing
Worn or broken driven disk springs	Replace the slave disk
Loosening the fastening engine mount brackets	Tighten the mounting bolts and nuts
Increased noise when disengaging the clutch
Damage to the clutch pedal bushing	Replace pedal bushing
Loose fastening of parts inside the clutch housing	Tighten the mounting bolts
Bearing wear or contamination clutch release	Replace or clean the bearing
Clutch release fork or clutch release mechanism is stuck	Eliminate jamming