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Matthew brown Posted on Dec 08, 2013

Pulsar n14 1.6ltr 94model does it take clutch fluid were does it go

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As I recall, the clutch fluid reservoir is next to the brake master cylinder on a LHD 94 Sentra. They don't have Pulsars in the US in 1994 so I don't know what market you're in. It would help to know.
Regardless, if you need fluid, you must have a leak and in that case I recommend replacement of the clutch master and slave cylinders.

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