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sparky3489 · #1 (**permalink**) 22 Dec 2007, 06:01 pm

What 's the (guessed) repair time for a possible leak in a clutch-line. Currently in search of procedures, cost and if this can all be done before Christmas. Sites

the_buccaru · #2 (**permalink**) 22 Dec 2007, 06:16 pm

Most of the time the leak is in the slave cylinder down by the clutch in most hydraulic brake systems. It should be easy to change it for a new one.

John D · #3 (**permalink**) 22 Dec 2007, 06:31 pm

It's like changing a CD Player in your car. Look for the loose wire. And ground it.

Daniel C · #4 (**permalink**) 22 Dec 2007, 06:46 pm

look at by headers and you should see a boot on your trasmission and follow that line till you get to you get to your clutch peddle it shouldnt take long at all and if your engin is dirty and you are looking for this small leak it would be good to power spray it befor you look for it

Fonzy · #5 (**permalink**) 22 Dec 2007, 07:01 pm

it wont take them more than an hour cus i changed it on a friends honda and i took 25 minutes (it weas the line and slave cylinder) but price wise then its pretty unknown to me good luck

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