it uses the "extra" fluid from the brake reservoir, so just check that you are ok on brake fluid and your clutch should be fine
1. Clutch fluid is brake fluid. 2. The fluid used for your clutch master/slave cylinders is pulled from your brake fluid reservoir.
On the firewall drivers side. Clutch runs from the brake reservoir
Keep It Simple Stupid. Take it to a mechanic and replace clutch cause any clutch problem means you need to replace it!
We have just had some probems with our Mazda E2000 Campervan, and needed to fill the clutch fluid. While we had some difficulty finding the reservoir, there is a reservoir near the steering wheel on the left. It says that it is for brake fluid, but it is also for the clutch. We bled the clutch and while bleeding it the reservoir where the brake fluid is store dropped confirming that this is also the clutch reservoir. Hope this helps.
The clutch hydraulic fluid reservoir for a Mazda 121 is located next to the brake booster and brake master cylinder. The reservoir is small and round and is close to the driver side fender.
look on the drivers side firewall
if manual clutch, if auto it can be the transmission. same for any other car, my mx3's clutch gave out, all that happened is i rolled, turned off the car, pumped the clutch pedal for 10 mins, and off we went. but if motor is not still running, it can be a number of things
You can't. Mazda MX-3's have Hydraulic clutches which work like an on/off button as opposed to the standard cable based clutches.
If it's a 1970cc Station Wagon it's next to the brake fluid reservoir on the bulkhead. The rectangular one is the brakes, the cylinrical one is clutch.
1st open your engine hood , on the drivers side on the firewall next to the hood hinge you will see a round cylinder with a black cap on it this is your clutch reservoir.
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the clutch is hydraulic, that means no adjustments