Okay i dont know whats wrong..........when i was driving i press my clutch and it slam to the floor and did not come back up........then open the hood and saw there was not Brake Fluid in the cap so then...........my cousin brought me some BF and pour it in the Clutch container........then pumped it and got pressure back so then like 5 mins later the pressure went away again.......so then next thing you know it leak over the floor then my friend replace the slave.........not the master cause it was leaking from under the engine......and then he said he bleed the slave but still there is not pressure........now my clutch is not gone it catches good as hell........i just miss my car now i am driving the accord..........can somebody help me out and tell me at an angle i should go at from here? but not only that when it leak out i pour some more back in and then it would not go down like it was stoped up or something.........but right now there is not pressue what so ever......help me please.......

 

o yeah my car is a 4th gen 93 h23 blah blah i know ya'll know the rest

 

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nothing personal but it would help if you write a little bit more clearly so that we can understand exactly what is happening.
It sounds like the slave (located in front of the engine bay by the front motor mount) is gone, replace and bleed. and you should be able to get pressure back into the clutch petal. good luck.

 

If you already replaced the slave cylinder and bled it check for leaks on top of teh tranny where the clutch line goes.

 

thanks man i am sorry if i type funny i cant help it really..........but yeah just keep bleeding it right? Well my friend did the bleeding and i dont know how to do that but if u can tell me how........i would be able to do it thanks........off to work in my accord.........

 

air in the lines.. get it out

 

when i changed my slave out i had the same problem, but you have to make sure you have enough fluid and make sure you dont pump it all out. It took me two days of F(&^ing around to figure out what i was doing wrong. make sure you get all the air out....

 

okay thanks, i checked for leaks already and none what so ever.........but when i went to go pump the clutch to get pressure back........no fluid was going down.........so does that mean there is something stoping it up not making it go down if not just keep bleeding and just getting the air out?

 

If you open the bleeder screw and pump the clutch fluid will come out, but air will go back into the line unless you have someone close the bleeder screw before you finish pumping the clutch. If you are doing it by yourself you'll need to get a bleeder kit from a Napa or Autozone. That will keep air from getting into the line. Also you need to make sure that your reservoir is full of clutch fluid while you are pumping the clutch.