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Old 03-15-2004, 09:27 AM
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Clutch fluid ?'s

I've got a quick question.
This weekend I noticed that my clutch fluid was right below the low mark on the resivor(sp?). Is all I have to do is just fill it up to the full mark? Is it not tied into the brake fluid at all?

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Old 03-15-2004, 09:42 AM
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Yes, fill it. Even though you put brake fluid in it - it is not tied to the brakes.

Since it is low, you may want to get under the dash and make sure it isn't leaking into the cab.
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85Runner,

I don't think that it is leaking under the dash, I hope that I would have noticed that, but I will surely take a look. I was just down there the other day organizing some of my wires left over from the Hella light install. Thanks for the tip.
I have no idea how long it has been low, I bought the truck used and I guess I have overlooked it. I thought that my mechanic would have filled it up during the past oil changes or at least notified my as to whether that has been a reoccuring thing. Oh well I guess I just keep an eye on the level.
If it is not leaking under the dash and the level continues to decrease where would it be going and what actions would I need to take next? What could be wrong? Any ideas?

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You would look at the slave cylinder next. Its what pushes the clutch actuator on the transmission. Make sure you aren't leaking from there.
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Cool thanks,

I'll check in my Chilton's on the location.

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