Reply to "Clutch Fluid Leak"

Chris,

The area you are pointing at in your photo is where leaks from the clutch or brake master cylinders tend to pool. Since the clutch master cylinder is needing fluid then it should be the focus. The clutch master can leak from three areas:

1. The reservoir where it seals to the master cylinder.

2. Inside the cabin where the clutch pedal actuates the piston. If this areas is leaking it could find its way forward.

3. The connection of the hard clutch line to the master cylinder.

My guess is number two above. It is a difficult area to access. It is most practical to pull the driver seat. You might find the source of the leak at the back of the clutch master. If so, the clutch master needs replacement.

Regards, Steve

5/4/228:13 PM

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