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  1. Hi all, I have been away from here for a few years i'm afraid but found this forum to be really helpful in the early days of my Octavia ownership. As the tittle suggests the clutch pedal on my 2014 mk3 octavia vrs is not fully returning after depression. I continued to drive the car for a couple of months (only a couple of short journeys per week) as this didn't happen all of the time but started to occur more often. So I left it with a trusted garage for a week for them to drive so that the could assess what remedial work was required, unfortunately they didn't experience any problem at that time but suggested that it would be the slave cylinder and was a pricey job, so I took the car back and continued to drive it for a couple more weeks but the clutch pedal sticking was getting more regular, so I arranged for it to go into the garage for a new slave cylinder. The garage fitted a new clutch assembly, flywheel and slave cylinder at a cost of almost £1200 and considered it sorted, however on my 2 mile journey home after collecting my car the clutch pedal was just as before, to say that I was disappointed would be an understatement. I informed the garage owner immediately and he said that I should drop it back in for them to re bleed the system as there must be some trapped air. This made no difference and in fact at one point I couldn't change gear at all as the clutch pedal had so little travel on it. My question is, has anyone experienced this problem and what is the solution. Thank you in anticipation of some good help and advice, Cheers, Ian

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