I think there's something wrong with my clutch system or something because out of no where the clutch fluid empty. So I bleed the clutch and refilled it again. About 2 or 3 months later it was empty again and my clutch doesn't work. I was wondering if anyone know how to fix that problem? Is the clutch line leaking or something else?


Modified by aznballerz at 10:37 PM 3/29/2004

 

first of all you should get familiar with spell check. I know we all make mistakes but i know "clutch lines" don't lick anything. I would say something is leaking somewhere. Feel around on the lines to see if you feel any spots that are wet or greasy. That is what i had to do and i fount the spot and had my dad patch it up or something. That was right before my clutch went to hell from driving with lack of fluid.

 

Sorry i was typing fast and didn't bother with the spelling and stuff...but yeah there wasn't any leak on the ground or anything...ill try to see if there's a leakage on the line...thanks!

 

could be the master or slave cylinder for the clutch, look at the clutch pedal underneath the carpet where the pedal connects, thats the master cylinder if its leaking there it is if not the slave cylinder is on the front of the engine below the header cover. thats what was my problem both were leaking but both fairly easy to fix

 

what do you use to fix the leakage?

 

if its the slave or master cylinder the only way to fix it is to replace which ever one is leaking. they are not very expensive the slave is about 30 bucks and maybe 50 for the master

 

is it hard to change all those parts??

 

its not hard, do you have a haynes or a chiltons manual, you do need a hand to bleed the system but the slave is easy, the master is a little more tricky but still a pretty easy fix dont let a dealer do it

 

I checked the clutch line but there's no leakage anywhere...is there other places that the leak might occur?