Hello from California

[lambobuilder]

It could be that the slave cylinder is bad and not depressing the clutch sufficiently to release the clutch. With a hydraulic clutch if there is not sufficient fluid it won't work properly. As his note said, check everything from clutch reservoir, lines and slave cylinder. Should be easy enough to diagnose.

[TimeWaitsForNo1]

I have just acquired to the best I can gather is a 1997 SCE Diablo Roadster from Shelby Custom Exotics. The clutch is not working. In the notes from the owner he has "Look to get more throw,Remove Master,Slave and Line. This is an Lt-1 with a Porsche G-50. Has any one out there had one of these and why would I need to move clutch hydraulics if the car was driving? Thanks!