1995 Jeep Cherokee Repair Question
Mileage: 190,000 miles.
1995 Jeep Cherokee Sport - manual transmission trouble shifting
Asked by jbdfibAnswer
Just look for the leak. You ran out of fluid because one or both is leaking.
I added fluid 2 months ago and car had been working fine until last week. Fluid level is still at full level, but shifting to reverse is not possible when vehicle is running. Other than a fluid leak, is there a way to diagnos which has an "internal" leak.
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THE MEDIC
There is no such thing. The fluid leaks externally and then it sucks air into the system.
MISSED THAT!
INTERNAL LEAK IS REALLY NOT A LEAK, IT'S THE PLUNGER OR "O" RINGS NOT SEALING INTERNALLY, THUS LETTING THE FLUID SLIP PAST........I EVEN KNEW THAT!
THE MEDIC
So is there a way to tell whether it is leaking into the master cylinder vs the slave cylinder - other than looking for dripping?
Is it possible that the clutch has worn to the point where the piston cannot extend far enough to disengage the clutch, yet the clutch doesn't slip while driving?
No, that's not possible. It is possible to have a damaged pressure plate that won't disengage totally but you can tell by the feel of the pedal. If you have excessive free play, it's a hydraulic problem.