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    Clutch

    I am driving a 1990 Honda Accord.
    I have a problem regarding the clutch; since yesterday i noticed that it has lost some pressure compared to its normal state.

    I read here to check for some leakage, and I found some break fluid coming from the cylinder that is attached to the clutch arm and is directly visible when looking under the clutch lever.What cylinder would I be looking at? (Is that the slave or the main cylinder)


    What can I do about it: can I fix this by myself or will I save money if I send her to a shop?

    I apreciate any help!!
    Thanks

    Ps.
    If needed I can also post a picture.
    Tags: clutch, clutch problems
    #2
    Sounds to me its the slave cylinder. The master cylinder goes to the pedal through the firewall which is more of a pain. The slave is easy its 2 12mm as I recall and a 10mm line. I think those are the right bolt sizes but there are only 3. The hardest part is bleeding the clutch system. Part costs about 25 bucks if not less.

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      look undr your dash above the pedel . see if there is any wet spots . the clutch master cylinder may be leaking . if not check your slave .cylinder this is down in front of the motor ,on the tranny
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        Thanks for the quick replies!
        I looked under the dash and yes there is fluid oozing out so I guess I need to replace the master cylinder...
        Can I break anything when I am driving without the cluth. (Thats what I am doing right now )

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