Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked by RonYe on October 12, 2020
When I do the clutch fluid bleeding to my Nissan Maxima 96, I can push the fluid out of the slave valve. However, I don’t see any fluid move from the reservoir into the master cylinder when I press and lift the clutch pedal many time.
How come the master cylinder will not suck fluid from the reservoir? By the way, the reason I bled my clutch hydraulic system is because the clutch becomes soft when I start the car with cold. After 5-10 minutes the car running, the clutch pedal becomes normal.
Start with some basic tests/troubleshooting.
IF the Slave Cylinder or any of the lines are leaking, they have to be replaced.
Tips: Don't let the clutch reservoir run out of hydraulic fluid. If you don't want to spend the $20 on a brake bleeder, get a friend and do the procedure below to bleed the clutch.
Answered by finleyarcher on October 12, 2020
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