clutch fluid puddle

shadowster · Jan 8, 2008

hi all went out this morning i knew there was something up soon as i pushed the clutch down (only half the normal travel)
when i moved the landrover there was a puddle of clutch fluid any pointers would be great
shadowster

shadowster · Jan 8, 2008

i thought it was the slave cylnder as the master cylnder was empty couldnt find any trace of a leak so topped up and pumped the pedal a few times and it was back to normal
begining to think the puddle wasnt mine
will keep eye on it and let you know
shadowster

badadj · Jan 8, 2008

could be either master or slave, you're doing the best thing I think by keeping an eye on it. you should be able to tell overnight.

Put some card or paper underneath to check.

shadowster · Jan 8, 2008

will do ive changed the fluid for blue stuff used in racing bikes
so if iv'e got a leak i will soon find it
cheers shadowster

muddythelandy · Jan 8, 2008

my 110's been through 6 master cylinders in 5 years...

theres a new puddle beginning to form again and the slippy wet arm of the pedal, damn.

shadowster · Jan 8, 2008

the reason i thought it was the slave the puddle was on the pavement but yet again the puddle might not have been mine
shadowster

Mr P · Jan 9, 2008

Best to change them both at the same time, master and slave. Shouldn't cost much more than £20 for the 2. Just done mine in the 110

shadowster · Jan 10, 2008

cheers for the replies
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