clutch problem?, help I'm New.
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clutch problem?, help I'm New.
Hey guys, I got a question. I just bought a 05 350z. Runs good and all. Just 3 days ago, a noise started. When I pressed down on the clutch and put it into first or reverse the sound would pop up until I released the clutch. Kinda sounds like when you take a hose and you bend it and slowly let the water out. Can anyone help?
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Sorry, of course I meant the CLUTCH master. OP understood what I meant.
If the clutch master was low, you've got a leak. It's a closed hydrallic system and any significant loss of brake fluid means there's a problem. Topping it off will only mask the issue. Unless you're mechanically inclined, with tools and knowledge, you need to take it to a competent mechanic.
If the clutch master was low, you've got a leak. It's a closed hydrallic system and any significant loss of brake fluid means there's a problem. Topping it off will only mask the issue. Unless you're mechanically inclined, with tools and knowledge, you need to take it to a competent mechanic.
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New or not, you've got a lot to learn about your Z. Let's start with the location of your external clutch slave on the bellhousing. You'll need to jack up and support the car on jackstands to really look underneath and check it. If you added brake fluid to the clutch master on the top, you'll need to see if there's a leak underneath where that clutch line is connected to the slave. If a leak does exist, it will only continue to get worse and will eventually cause the clutch to be inoperable.
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New or not, you've got a lot to learn about your Z. Let's start with the location of your external clutch slave on the bellhousing. You'll need to jack up and support the car on jackstands to really look underneath and check it. If you added brake fluid to the clutch master on the top, you'll need to see if there's a leak underneath where that clutch line is connected to the slave. If a leak does exist, it will only continue to get worse and will eventually cause the clutch to be inoperable.
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