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Old 07-24-2008, 09:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Losing Clutch Fluid

I have a 87' 4Runner with a 22-re and was an automatic from factory but was converted to a 5 speed, the problem is i was going down the road yesterday and all of the sudden i couldnt get the truck in gear, and the clutch pedal had no tension , i got to a friends house and checked the clutch fluid and it was empty, i filled it and pumped the clutch and it works fine now... i looked at the slave and clutch master cylinder and no leaks, also checked the lines... any suggestions ?
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Old 07-24-2008, 09:26 AM   #2 (permalink)
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you've got to have a leak somewhere... clutch fluid doesn't just run out...
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Thats what i figured... but the slave and master cylinder are dry... i am guessing that when i bought the truck it was low, or possibly had air in it, alot of air... ive only had the truck 4 weeks now... should i try to bleed the hell out of it and if that doesnt work just replace the slave ?
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That sounds like a good idea. Bleed them, make sure every connection is tight and dry, and if you still losing fluid, it's more than likey the slave; for some reason they tend to go first. If you've got the extra cash on you though, replace the master with it, cuz it's probably not far behind.
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Thanks man, i figured when i checked the clutch fluid and it was empty then refilled it, it got air in it so im sure it has some in it now... i will bleed it in a bit and let ya know what happened...
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Check inside the cab at the firewall. Mine is leaking there, it drips and is absorbed into the carpet. Just found that on mine last week. Anyone know if it can be rebuilt or a just a seal replaced? I can probably get my hands on a used clutch m/c if needed.
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Check inside the cab at the firewall. Mine is leaking there, it drips and is absorbed into the carpet. Just found that on mine last week. Anyone know if it can be rebuilt or a just a seal replaced? I can probably get my hands on a used clutch m/c if needed.
x2. Mine leaked inside on to the carpet too. Don't know if you can get a rebuild kit or not. I just bought new from Toyota.
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never thought of that, probably cuz i never had one do that to me... good point guys!
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HAH! I checked the firewall/floorboard and its leaking there, the carpet is soaked in brake fluid, its leaking at around the piston seal- replacing the master cylinder tomorrow thanks guys
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Installed a new clutch master cylinder and everything is fine, it took me awhile to bleed the system, but it works great now...
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I currently have the same issue. Master leaking on interior of firewall.

For the record, Partsamerica.com sells rebuild kits for both the master and the slave.

I think i will just buy them off of MC. OEM toyota.
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If you've got the extra cash on you though, replace the master with it, cuz it's probably not far behind.

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For the record, Partsamerica.com sells rebuild kits for both the master and the slave.
uno. very good point.

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Yeah, well i checked Autozone and they had the Master Cylinder NEW not a rebuild with a lifetime warranty for $27.99,and it came with the reservoir and a little rubber floater to show the level- so i couldnt beat that...they also have the slave cyl. NEW for $13.99 with a lifetime warranty....
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x2. Mine leaked inside on to the carpet too. Don't know if you can get a rebuild kit or not. I just bought new from Toyota.
I had and 81 pickup.. leaked in the cab, put a new kit in worked great.

Recently in my 004runner master went, no leaking but jut no pedal. Replaced the slave first then the master.. I was told to check under the boot of the slave, sometimes the fluid just accumulates there.

I agree.. bleed it first.
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well if you happen to get a new master and slave, make sure you bench bleed first
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Check inside the cab at the firewall. Mine is leaking there, it drips and is absorbed into the carpet. Just found that on mine last week. Anyone know if it can be rebuilt or a just a seal replaced? I can probably get my hands on a used clutch m/c if needed.

^^^^ Whut he said. Buy a new one and don't bother with a used unless you plan on rebuilding it yourself.
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