Clutch cables don't leak. Clutch cables break. Hydraulic clutch lines (read 'hoses') leak. Hydraulic clutch lines perform the same function as a clutch cable, but with a hose, hydraulic fluid, and a slave cylinder. If yours is leaking, you shouldn't try to fix the leak unless you can't afford another alternative. If you do try to fix it, you might treat it like a flat tire leak, and use a tire patch and rubber cement over the area of the hose with the hole. Reinforcing the patch with Duct Tape, etc. wouldn't hurt. It may get you by for a while, but it could fail on you at a dangerous time. If it's leaking at the metal fitting, or, if the fitting itself is fatigued and leaking, forget fixing it. Instead, you should remove it and replace it with a part of OEM or equal quality. This will involve the process of adding new hydraulic fluid and bleeding all the air out of your new clutch line before it functions well again. Some car parts stores will make up hydraulic hoses at custom lengths... for a fee. Before pursuing this alternative, make sure your clutch line fittings are open stock and not proprietary. Sometimes there are "O" rings or black rubber fittings on the piston in the slave cylinder. The rings wear out and the cylinder leaks, and your clutch goes to the floor.
I have the clutches in my kx 85 but the clutch rode that goes to the clutch cable keeps Hitting the clutch Case How do I fix it
Your clutch cable snapped. It should be an easy fix.
you may need a new gasket or too much freeplay in the cable
To fix a broken clutch cable bracket on a 2003 Kia Rio, first, safely lift the vehicle and remove any components obstructing access to the clutch cable. Next, detach the broken bracket and assess whether it can be repaired or needs replacement. If replacing, install a new bracket by securing it with the appropriate bolts and ensuring the clutch cable is properly aligned. Finally, reassemble any removed parts and test the clutch operation before driving.
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Clutch slave cylinder is leaking fluid or the connector rod or cable from the clutch pedal is disconnected or broken. Depends on the make and model of the vehicle to know the exact setup of your clutch.
First you need to find out if your slave cylinder is leaking clutch fliud.check lines to slave cylinder from master clutch cylinder if no leaks most likely master clutch cylinder bad.
The 1986 Honda Prelude does not have a clutch cable. The 1986 Prelude has a hydraulic clutch instead of the clutch cable.
Clutch cable.
if it leaks where the cable goes through the cover, check to see if it's tight, if it leaks through the outer carcass you need a new cable, same as the big twin 5 speeds, or just put up with the oozing tranny oil, better yet buy a clear-coated stainless steel braided cable from Barnett....not Taiwan
Well cable could be froze up. Replace the clutch cable. If cable is working adjust cable. If the clutch cable is adjusted then it's time for a new clutch
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