Something around where my tranny is leaking. I think it maybe the clutch cylinder. It leaks something that looks like brake fluid. When I shift it tends to grind every once in a while. Its not me grinding gears. Its seems I have to push the clutch down more then before to get a good shift. I have checked the reservoirs in the engine compartment and they are still full. This leak has been there for about a month. What do you guys think it is?

Probably the slave cylinder. Pull back the boot on it and look for fluid.

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The boot where? Under the car? I have never messed with a Hydraulic clutch before

Any one?

ok. ill answer. Your slave cylinder is under the front of your car. It is by that brace on the front of the transmission. It looks like a little nipple, and has an accordian style rubber hose on it. Pull back that hose and see if its wet at all. If it is, its shot. If not, check under your dash where your clutch master cyl leaks. Pull back that rubber boot and see if its leaking. Otherwise, juts bleed the system.

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So the leaking could be fixed if i bled the system MAYBE?

MAYBE, but not likely. If either one of the cylinders is leaking, it's because the seal is either dried up and cracked, or just gone bad over time. They are both pressure fittings, so once fluid is able to sneak around the seal their toast. My guess based off your info is that your slave cylinder is bad. Very easy to get to and even easier to replace once you have a new one. I just did it 3 days ago.

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