Hi folks, my 318i seems to of developed a bit of a clutc fluid lead, is there a usual suspect fo this sort of leak or i it a case of checking master, slave and hoses in turn to see where it is.
Also is removal of either slave or master cylinders particularly difficult? not had a proper look yet.
Regards
Iain
Clutch fluid leak
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Usually the leak is from the slave cylinder, but its good practice to change both the slave and the master at the same time.
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Slaves is the easier of the two. Master can be a bit of a bugger because of access (pedals, dash etc.)C33 wrote:Also is removal of either slave or master cylinders particularly difficult? not had a proper look yet.
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Take the front seat out.Chris-W wrote: Slaves is the easier of the two. Master can be a bit of a bugger because of access (pedals, dash etc.)
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And fully recline!Brianmoooore wrote:Take the front seat out.
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Cheers, me thinks a bit of 
is in order this weekend then...
Regards
Iain
is in order this weekend then...Regards
Iain