boiling clutch fluid?
09-20-2006, 08:18 AM
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Boiling creates air in the line. That's why old oil is not so good. It gets contaminated with water and boils at a lower temperature.
air=bad
Do you have headers? Does the line go close to it? Did you remove the heat shield?
air=bad
Do you have headers? Does the line go close to it? Did you remove the heat shield?
09-20-2006, 09:02 PM
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no i still have the stock manifolds i heard it happens with those too....it was weird i replaced my hydraulics and it was fine for over 2 months...then i was driving it one night and it ground 2nd gear and was harder to shift so i opened the resivoir and it was completly empty? i have no idea what happened there arent any leaks as far as i know there isnt any fluid dripping
09-20-2006, 11:40 PM
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havent seen any fluid dripping at all, ill be under the car tomorrow to fix my exhaust (it is rattling) ill get a closer look then ill keep u updated.