Clutch master effect brakes?
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Clutch master effect brakes?
Hello everyone. I have a slow fluid leak from my 1988 t25 1600ccTD water cooled. It seems to be from a rubber boot Under the clutch bleed nipple (cylinder). I've topped the fluid right up but Just wondering if the fluid drops low enough to stop the clutch working, will this also effect the brakes? Thanks
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Re: Clutch master effect brakes?
No, there is a weir in the reservoir that separates the systems fluid.
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Re: Clutch master effect brakes?
Thanks Ian, on the Isle of mull, just had a panic attack! You've put my mine at ease. I'll have another beer now! 

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Re: Clutch master effect brakes?
Clutch slave certainly wants replacing either way. The level will keep dropping otherwise.
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Re: Clutch master effect brakes?
CovKid wrote:Clutch slave certainly wants replacing either way. The level will keep dropping otherwise.
Indeed, without delay too, when they do go it's time for the truck with the flashing lights ... unless you carry a spare of course

Ian

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1989 2.1DJ Trampspotter
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