If the clutch pedal is ow, most probably the hydraulic system is faulty and you need to have a look at the master or slave cylinder.

Answered by KHLow2008 (expert)
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There seems to be a leak underneath but I cannot tell where it is coming from it doesn't appear to be oil it drove perfect the other day when I parked it the next morning is when the problem popped up could those systems you listed before go bad that quickly?

Response from viper2681
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They usually don't fail immediately but when leaks occur, fluid level would go down and air would get into the system resulting in low pedal height.

Check the fluid level and if it is low,top it up and pump the pedal a few times. If it does not response, try bleeding the system. This is only a temporary measure as you need to get the leak rectified, which should be from the slave cylinder if it is at transmission side.

If that is the problem, it is best to get the master cylinder repaired/replaced as well as it should be on its way out soon.

Answered by KHLow2008 (expert)
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I will definitely give that a try first to replace the master\slave cylinder is that a costly repair

Response from viper2681
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The slave cylinder is not too expensive ut the master cylinder would cost more. I am not too sure about the costing around your area so it is best to ask around for the going prices.

Have yuo chhecked the fluid level? You need to top it up if it is low as further depletion would result in no clutch pressure at all.

Answered by KHLow2008 (expert)
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