clutch fluid sealed?
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clutch fluid sealed?
I have a 1991 ford ranger 4.0 5 spd. I do not have a clutch fluid resivour is it a sealed is it a sealed syestem? if so how do I add clutch fluid do i have to take the tranny out or what?
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What you are saying sounds very unusual for a manual transmission truck. Have you checked the area around the firewall by the brake master cylinder for a plastic container that is light colored but partly translucent. It's about 2 inches in diameter and has a cap you can unscrew to add fluid. It has a tube coming out the bottom that goes to the clutch master cylinder there at the firewall.
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On my truck it is either bolted to the left (driver's side) fender, or to the firewall right next to the fender. Either way, right near the corner of the engine compartment.
*I don't believe it's true for any Rangers, but my father's Ford Focus uses the same reservoir for both the clutch and brakes.
*I don't believe it's true for any Rangers, but my father's Ford Focus uses the same reservoir for both the clutch and brakes.
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