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Slave cylinder is leaking fluid - 1992 Honda Accord

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Remove the slave cylinder and replace. fill the clutch reservoir with dot 3 brake fluis and open the bleeder on the slave cylinder until fluid starts to run out. refill the reservoir with fluid and with the help of a friend have them push down on the clutch pedal and open the bleeder. repeat this step till no bubbles come out and keep filling the reservoir. hope this helpsslave cylinder is leaking fluid - onetufshoppe_113.gif

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