How do you check and fill clutch fluid on a 1991 Subaru legacy wagon?

Answer 1

I know nothing about your vehicle, but here's what I can tell you... If you need "clutch fluid" you have one of two things on your hand. Someone is either pulling your chain or you have a hydraulic throwout bearing. A throwout bearing is what makes a clutch do it's job. I know that some hydraulic clutches use the same fluid reservoir as the brakes do so, checking your brake fluid might be one solution. The other, your clutch has it's own reservoir which should be right around close to the brake fluid reservoir. I think it uses the same fluid like my Ford Bronco does. I would ask your local auto parts store first just to make sure. Adding the wrong fluid could cost you dearly. P.S. I prefer Advance Auto in my hometown. They will have no problem going outside to help point out their advice. Their aftermarket selection of inventory is above average and the few problems that I have had with them, they were always willing to accomodate my returns. They price match local competitors. They can perform some diagnostics checks for you for free. They can also test some of the electrical components from your car for you if you think one might be faulty. Good luck and Good Day!