Does the 1994 Ford escort use a hydraulic clutch?

If its hydraulic, theres no adj

are you sure the clutch is bad or is it a hydraulic issue dose the pedal fall to floor after a while stoped or does it slip whil under a load you need to remove tranaxel to replace clutch preasure plate and throw out bearing as well as resurface flywheel check rear main seal andpossibly replace pilot bearing or bushing if it is hydraulic trans axle can stay in and just change slave cyl and or clutch master cyl

look at the clutch arm but i have one of these cars and it has a cable ,never seen one with hydraulic operated one

It part of the brake master cylinder.

If I'm not mistaken, in the early 90's the auto manufacturers started going to a hydraulic clutch. Unfortunately, those type of clutches are not adjustable. You will probably need to at least rebuild, if not, replace the clutch.

The clutch and brake system use the same reservoir, there is a hose coming out from the side of the reservoir that goes over to the clutch master cylinder. Sometimes the brake fluid level goes low as brake pads wear and lowers the fluid level too low to work the clutch. Hope this helps, let me know.

I can't remember if this vehicle has a clutch cable or it's hydraulic. It sounds like a problem with the clutch control not the clutch itself

1994 escort, average asking price with a years mot, max 650. I would say you would be better off replacing car.

Hi!
There may be a possibility the cable has snapped, however Ford used a ratchet and pawl set up on the Escort which is made of plastic! when it reaches its full tension (Self Adjusting) it can break leaving you with a baggy soppy floppy clutch pedal. So a clutch replacement is NOT required!
If the cable has broken you should be able to see from under the Bonnet/hood as it is situated on top of the gearbox Bell housing. Again a Clutch is NOT needed.
Hope this sorts it?
Press the Blue Button please to appraise my FREE! Effort.
Thank You!
Paul 'W' U.K.

Escort Van? Never saw one. Best thing to do is get on www.partsamerica.com and type in your vehicle info. Choose the clutch section and you will see cable or hydraulic. I've never seen it with both listed.