#5247, "RE: Leaking clutch fluid" In response to In response to 7
Originally posted by ForceFed420a Well, here's the thing: The clutch "fluid" really IS brake fluid, so if they're saying that that's not a problem, then they don't know what they're talking about. (Secondly on a side note, any hydraulic fluid coming into the car should be dealt with, clutch or not). I'd investigate that. It sounds to me like you have a leaky master cylinder, but I've been wrong before The hard line is the steel line that connects the master cylinder to the slave cylinder. The master cylinder is located on the brake booster, up near the firewall, near the windshield washer reseviour. It has a line that goes from it, all the way to the slave cylinder on the front side of the tranny near the starter area. Brian
Thanks, it's clear that shop doesn't know what they're talking about. But like I said, I already replaced the master cylinder with a new one, and it does look clean and dry and full of fluid. Is there a part number for that hard line, and is it easy to see if it's leaking? If the slave and master and hard line look fine, what's next? Thank you.
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The hard line is the steel line that connects the master cylinder to the slave cylinder. The master cylinder is located on the brake booster, up near the firewall, near the windshield washer reseviour. It has a line that goes from it, all the way to the slave cylinder on the front side of the tranny near the starter area. Brian
