Reply to "Clutch Fluid Leak"

ChrisMelMember

Thanks Larry. In my deduction, I was opening the possibility that there COULD be 2 problems not that there was. See, if my mind ONLY thinks there is one, then there is one. Just seeing if anyone else had the same experience prior to troubleshooting. The brake fluid is normal. So it brings me back to, how does that fluid pool in that particular area? Prior to this I noticed my clutch fluid low and that area wet with fluid. So I cleaned it up, topped off the clutch fluid and presto, back again. Just haven't figured where that leak is since the reservoir is not even near it. Felt around the reservoir ect and non of it is wet.

5/4/225:07 PM

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