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Just found out I have liquids under my carpet on drivers side. I've seen a little before, thought it was coolant, tightened some hoses. But I guess it could also be brake fluid, perhaps from clutch master?
How do I proceed? In the front compartment, I see no leaks, I see a "brake"line going into the floor. But looking from the pedal compartment, I don't see any lines entering, where does it go? And if the master was leaking, where would I see that?
This is getting more and more complicated

Maybe I should just buy a complete master/slave/lines set and get it updated once and for all? I just don't want the clutch pedal to be harder to press...

9/20/072:08 AM

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