Could be slave cylinder. Look under car where it was last parked for fresh fluid on ground. Also look under hood for resivor. Should be 2 looking a lot alike. One for brakes and other for clutch. Owners manual will show them.
The fusible link amp rating is based on the output of the alternator. I would assume your alternator is no more than 90 amps -- a temp fuse rated @ 100 amps should do it.
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You will have to remove the ignition barrel and look to replacing lock and barrell.
I would stongly suggest using a specialist or main dealer as this is a complicated job.
you need someone with an obd scanner to read the engine management light this will then give you the error code to tell you the problem its picking up.