We got a 98 jeep wrangler 4 cil.
clutch fluid has to be replenished everyday but it is loosing it while driving because it is not leaking while parked. we replaced already the bottle but no luck.
could it be the master cilinder? how to fix it?
Look inside cab at the pedal assembly see if your fluid is leaking from the clutch master cylinder in to the inside, or follow plastic line inside the engine compartment, from the clutch master cylinder in to slave Cylinder, one of the two are bad, but when one goes the other follows, buy it on line Arizona Autohaus, is metal made and cheper than aregular autostore.
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Thanks Caesar,
I made a mistake and our jeep is not a 98 but a 92 and found out that slave cilinder is inside transmission which makes it more difficult to replace =( ,,, but will keep looking and will let you know)
my husband looked at it and followed the plastic hose that goes directly inside the transmission. It seems to be is inside and it is definitely leaking.
thanks for your help
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