Leaky Clutch

Reed

Reed

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For a while, every few weeks my clutch would start acting up and i would find that my clutch reservior was close, if not, bone dry. I was messing around with the jeep on wednesday (95 yj, 6-cyc, ax-15) and discovered the leak was a little rubber seal where my clutch pedal assembly goes through the firewall. Everytime I push the clutch it leaks probably around 1/2 - 3/4 a mL. Not enough to notice but with all the pushing of the clutch its enough to drain my fluid after a while. Anyone know where I can get this seal? or if there is an easier fix?:confused:
 
Replace the clutch master cyl, not worth tryin gto rebuild it, and the rebuild, if even possible to obtain parts, generally won't last long.
 
Whole rebuild just for a rubber seal? maybe seal is a bad word, it looks like this...kinda
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and goes around the rod thingy from the back of the clutch pedal into the fire-wall, would I have to rebuild just to fix that?
 
That is just a dust boot, the actual leak is inside the cyl. and is seeping past the boot. the part you want is actually a cup, and is behind a metal puck inside that the "rod thingy" pushes against.

You can do what you want, I'm speaking from experiance, not that that seems to mean anything anymore.
 
I am pretty sure that you cannot replaced just the Master. I icome with the clutch kit. the slave and master I think are a sealed unit. I had this problem on my 89 Comanche and i had to do a complete clutch job becuse that was the only way i could get the parts.
 
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