no fluid in hydrolic resivore?
03-09-2007, 12:56 PM
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no fluid in hydrolic resivore? I just put some in 4 weeks ago, I have since only put 40 miles on here. I took the car out to wash it and go for a spin, and I noticed the clutch pedal felt really soft. I popped the hood and checked the resivore and it was almost empty. I topped her off and it is runnign good now.
My question is do I need a new slave or master? or where to check. slave and master are stock and don't have the drill mod yet. Was soing to do it this weekend but now I don't think that it will solve this problem. The t-56 has been nothing but problems.
My question is do I need a new slave or master? or where to check. slave and master are stock and don't have the drill mod yet. Was soing to do it this weekend but now I don't think that it will solve this problem. The t-56 has been nothing but problems.
03-09-2007, 02:43 PM
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You have a leak somewhere...start below the reservoir, and work down from there. Pray that it isn't somewhere inside the bell housing with the slave, because taking the transmission out to get to it is a PITA.
Mine did that once when my bleeder wasn't tightened all the way.
Mine did that once when my bleeder wasn't tightened all the way.
03-09-2007, 07:30 PM
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Thats is what I am thinking, and just praying it is not the slave. I don't have any leaks under the car, or spotting.
The tranny has already been out 2 in the last 6 months. 1 for the clutch, and the 2 to fix the problem with spec. This is getting expensive as I have no where to do this at.
The tranny has already been out 2 in the last 6 months. 1 for the clutch, and the 2 to fix the problem with spec. This is getting expensive as I have no where to do this at.