Clutch

Tiny
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  • 1995 CHEVROLET BERETTA
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I need to know where my slave cylinder is. I guess it needs to be bled so I can but the fluid in it. The fluid will not go down so I am told there is air in the system. I need to know how to do this myself. Iam a woman in need of help. Please help me.
Tuesday, January 25th, 2011 AT 4:55 PM

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Tiny
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The slave cylinder is on the side ot h engine by the clutch. If you follow the clutch cylinder line down it is connected to it. There will be a little screwtype thing that bleeds the system after you loosen it. I would suggest getting someone who knows how to do this if you are unfamiliar with cars or don't want to take it to a garage. These normally have to be pressure bled and it either takes a power bleeder or two people to do it. There cold be an underlying problem as to why this has happened as you usually just don't get air int he system.
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