DIAGNOSING

CLUTCH FLUID
PROBLEMS
PREPARED BY:
ALEXIZ S. DELOS
SANTOS
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 Steps in Checking Clutch Fluid

1. Park the car on a hard,

level surface before
opening the hood.
 Steps in Checking Clutch Fluid

2. Turn the engine off

and let become cool to
the touch.
 Steps in Checking Clutch Fluid

3. Locate a small, clear

tank near the
windshield in the
engine bay
 Steps in Checking Clutch Fluid

4. Look at the side of

the tank to note the
fluid level.
 Steps in Checking Clutch Fluid

5. Check the fluid level

with a dipstick if you
can’t see it normally
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VAVEL SALVE
It actuates the fork to disengages clutch friction.

S LAV E VALV E
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DIAGNOSING CLUTCH FLUID PROBLEMS
 DIAGNOSING CLUTCH FLUID
The fluid lubricates the clutch so it responds when you
use it to control the car’s speed. Without it, the
mechanical components wear out at a much faster rate.
Air bubbles prevent the clutch from engaging properly
and are often caused by leaks. If you have replaced the
clutch fluid recently, that could also cause air to get
into the reservoir.
STEPS IN DIAGNOSING CLUTCH FLUID
 Steps in Diagnosing Clutch Fluid
1. Press the clutch pedal to see if it moves with ease.
 Steps in Diagnosing Clutch Fluid
1. Press the clutch pedal to see if it moves with ease.
 Steps in Diagnosing Clutch Fluid
2. Drive the car to see if you can shift gears while
operating the clutch.
 Steps in Diagnosing Clutch Fluid
3. Drain and replace the clutch fluid if it looks dark.
 Steps in Diagnosing Clutch Fluid
4. Inspect the fluid reservoir and surrounding
components for leaks.
 Steps in Diagnosing Clutch Fluid
5. Look at the clutch lines and slave valve underneath
the car for leaks.
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Designed to slow and halt the motion of vehicle