Clutch leak
#1
Clutch leak
So I was about to leave walmart last night and I crank up the truck - everything is normal. I go to put it in gear and the clutch pedal goes limp.
So I check the fluid level and there's practically no fluid in the reservoir and I notice a nice flowing leak coming from the passenger's side area right behind the front wheel (I was looking in from the wheel well). It was dark, so I couldn't tell exactly but, it looked like it was coming from a broken rubber flex boot/bushing. Anyways, is that where the slave cylinder is located? If not, what could be broken?
I'll post pics tonight if that will help. Any thoughts are, of course, greatly appreciated!
So I check the fluid level and there's practically no fluid in the reservoir and I notice a nice flowing leak coming from the passenger's side area right behind the front wheel (I was looking in from the wheel well). It was dark, so I couldn't tell exactly but, it looked like it was coming from a broken rubber flex boot/bushing. Anyways, is that where the slave cylinder is located? If not, what could be broken? I'll post pics tonight if that will help. Any thoughts are, of course, greatly appreciated!
#4
awesome, thanks guys. I was hoping that was where the slave was located. Now I just pray it is the only thing that is broken. I really don't want to deal with fixing any of the lines.
#5
It wouldn't leak into the truck if it was the line.
My advice is to replace with a toyota part. For master / slave cylinders, I've ended up replacing almost every single after market unit that I've purchased.
Sure, some come with lifetime warranties (if you can find the receipt) - but they're not worth the hassle, possibility of being stranded, or the driveline wear if when they fail.
My advice is to replace with a toyota part. For master / slave cylinders, I've ended up replacing almost every single after market unit that I've purchased.
Sure, some come with lifetime warranties (if you can find the receipt) - but they're not worth the hassle, possibility of being stranded, or the driveline wear if when they fail.
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