Reply to "Clutch Fluid Leak"

lf-tp2511Member

I hate to say the obvious but you need to look closer at your master cylinder.

there is no way for the fluid to magically appear in a spot on your front trunk carpet

it will not be escaping the hydraulic system when the system is static. If you have not done so already, you need to enlist the assistance of a second person to repeatedly depress your clutch pedal as you observe inside the trunk to locate the leak when the system is under pressure.

additionally, the location where the fluid leak is apparent may have no correlation to where the leak is occurring. Much like a leak in a home’s roof can travel rafters and leak into a room ceiling many feet from where it is actually entering the roof

Larry

5/3/225:29 PM

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