Clutch fluid go

Clutch and tranny fluid does not go in the same place whatever you do don't mix them as for where to fill the clutch fluid, believe it or not some of the clutch share a resovoir with the brakes but others have a smaller resovoir right next to the break master cylinder, but that's only if you have a hydraulic clutch some where actually cable so it wouldn't take hydraulic fluid at all.. I hope this helps

POUR BRAKE FLUID IN THE CLUTCH MASTER CYLINDER WHICH IS BRAKE MASTERCYLINDER THATS WHERE YOU POUR CLUTCH FLUID WHICH IS BRAKE FLUID.

I don't believe that you would need more transmission fluid if you have a squeel (but for future reference clutch fluid is located with the brake fluid and uses brake fluid DOT 3). Squeeling is usually a tall tell sign that your clutch or pressure plate is going out. Also for future reference the actual transmission fluid will be on the side of the transmission and should say oil, if not it is usually 3 to 5 inches from the lowest point on the transmission and may take a certain weight (80-90W, 75-90W, etc.

Under the hood next to the brake reservoir, is a smaller fluid tank with brake fluid in it. It is the clutch master cyl. Hope this helps.

in the trans is 80w-90. the clutch fluid is actally the exact same as dot3 brake fluid.

Are you sure it was brake fluid leaking? If you were leaking transmission fluid then that could cause some of the mechanical workings to stall, in turn causing the clutch to freeze-up. The other (more likely) problem is that you were leaking hydraulic fluid for the hydraulic clutch.

It sounds like you will probably have a hydraulic clutch, and fluid was leaking. If you accidentally topped-up the hydraulic fluid for the clutch with brake fluid, that would be an interesting scenario... not sure how the mis-match would work out. If the hydraulic clutch fluid is simply low, you can flush it out, put new fluid in there and get it to a dealer to repair the clutch

you mean the clutch pedal? when asking questions it helps to tell which engine, trans, 4wd, 2wd, which pedal, what you have checked, ect......... ck the clutch fluid level ,you will need to replace the clutch master and slave cylinder, the trans will have to come out.

the clutch is fed by the brake's .. its actuallly jsut break fluid.. if your low on clutch fluid it means you must have a leak check the master it self for leaks.

The fluid used in the hydraulic clutch line is brake fluid.
The fluid used in the transmission can be either 10w30 oil......80w90 oil or automatic trans oil ....it depends on what transmission you have and what year you have.

Some transmissions are filled through the shifter opening.
Do not overfill it.....it will leak out on your new clutch.

you can use dot 3 brake fluid from you local parts store, im using it in my 99 sunfire, but just ask them and they'll reommend there product.
As I see it the clutch and brakes work very similar to one another.