Will stop leak fix a leak in the clutch slave cylinder on a 92 wranlger 2.5L 5 speed?

The master and slave are replaced as one repair.

That picture is of a power steering pump
the steering system and the clutch system are separate
clutch master cylinder really leaks majority of the time the slave cylinder seal on the trani leaks

hi, you may run out of fluid, find the clutch pump container and fill it up with brake fluid, if you see that is getting better then you have to bleede it out, hope it helps.

Sounds like the hydraulic fluid may have leaked out of a line or the slave cylinder is leaking, or the master clutch cylinder has an internal leak that doesn't actuate the clutch effectively when the pedal is pushed to the floor.

master cylinder

The clutch is not adjustable,it is a fluid clutch.It has to be a leak,or the slave cylinder,and,or, the master cylinder are bad,It does not have to be leaking to be bad,but it is one of the two.Rate please,thank you.

replace the clutch slave cylinder

No, your clutch is controlled by a slave cylinder and clutch master cylinder. Check your clutch master cylinders fluid level first, if its high, your clutch is starting to wear down. Next, on the bottom of your transmission there will be an inspection cover, remove and check with a suitable flashlight if the clutch slave cylinder is leaking, if so, replace both clutch master cylinder and cslave cylinder. Stay away from slave cylinders that you have to build yourself such as those at autozone! Bleeding of these components will be required.

I thought the 4.9 has a conventional slave cylinder mounted to the exterior of the bell housing?
I am not sure about the 4.9 but I know the 5.0 has an internal slave cylinder, and unfortunately you must remove the transmission to replace it. The slave cylinder is mounted around the input shaft in a complete circle and there is no other way to remove it. You say your transmission is a 5 speed so I am pretty sure the slave cylinder is an internal one.

Have you crawled under it and taken a look at it?

This system has to be pressure bleed.