Things You'll Need:
- Funnel
- Rag
- Brake Fluid
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Step 1
Find the clutch master cylinder's reservoir. It looks like the brake master cylinder's reservoir, but it's smaller and usually closer to the driver's side fender.
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Step 2
Clean the top of the reservoir with a rag so debris won't fall in when you open the cap.
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Step 3
Remove the cap and check the level (see illustration). The cap may screw off counterclockwise or may pop off. There may be low and full indicators. If not, the full level should reach the top of the reservoir.
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Step 4
Add brake fluid if the reservoir is low, using a funnel to avoid any spills.
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Step 5
Replace the cap.
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Step 6
If the fluid was low, recheck it weekly for a few weeks to make sure your car doesn't have a leak.









Comments
javiercruzcolon said
on 5/31/2009 I need to know how to drain the air out the clutch line, my clutch has not straing just lose and I can't put the car in gear the recevoi was empty before and my wife add hydrolic fluid, and some air went in the lines. I need to know how to drain it.