So you are losing fluid? You should be able to see where it is ending up,
which should lead to where it is coming from! Could be the master seals, or
possibly a rusted-out master, in which case it is likely to be dripping down
the pedal onto the carpet or mats, or from the flex hose or slave in which
case it will end up on the ground wherever you park it. If it is parked
over dirty oil-soaked ground from way-back then put a clean board underneath
the area of the slave.
PaulH.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Geoffrey Gallaway" <geoffeg@geoffeg.org>
To: <mgs@Autox.Team.Net>
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 4:12 PM
Subject: Clutch problems...
> If I let the car sit for a day or two the clutch will not work, the pedal
> goes to the floor and does nothing.. I can fill the resevoir up with more
> fluid, pump it a few dozen times and drive the car around without any
> problem. The use of the clutch does not seem to speed up the loss of
fluid..
> If left sitting over night the clutch will almost work, two pumps of the
> pedal and it's back to working well for the rest of the day..
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