98 dodge neon rt clutch cable / hydraulic fluid?

Question

I have a 2 door 98 Dodge Neon R/T.  I was driving it, and when I went to push in the clutch, I heard a pop/snapping sound.  Next thing you know, my clutch pedal isn't working any more.  I can move the clutch pedal up and down with one finger.  My last neon was a 4 door 98 Dodge Neon R/T and used a clutch cable for the clutch which I easily replaced.  I'm almost positive / assuming that my 2 door neon also uses a clutch cable, but I am not sure.  Every place I've called says my car uses hydraulic fluid.  As many times as I have been under the hood of my car, I've never seen a reservoir for hydraulic fluid.  Does anyone know if this car uses a clutch cable or hydraulic fluid?

I'm assuming that even if my car does use hydraulic fluid, that has nothing to do with the popping/snapping sound I heard just before the clutch pedal went out.  So what else could it be?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

My kids 98 Neon has a cable operated clutch.

cellar · Answer

Dodge Neon Clutch Cable

spagnola · Answer

A hydraulic grasp has a grasp cylinder linked to the grasp pedal mechanism, then a pipe to circulate the attempt to a slave cylinder on the grasp itself. A cable grasp dispenses with the cylinders and pipework, there is in simple terms a cable between pedal and grasp. It was that maximum clutches have been hydraulic, frequently because of the fact it truly is much less perplexing to course hydraulic pipes around perplexing places, yet recently they're just about all cable, it somewhat is a lot extra straightforward and not vendors to leakage, seal failure etc. it is likewise extra value-effective. although, cables do circulate each so often, yet they're lots much less perplexing to restoration than hydraulics.

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98 dodge neon rt clutch cable / hydraulic fluid?

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