2002 Jaguar X-Type "fluid down slave cylinder" Questions

...fluid. If it does, ask an assistant to press the clutch down fully - while you watch the liquid level. It should fall, then rise again when off the pedal. If it just stays put, you need new seals on ...

...fluid. After pumping clutch up and down several times, clutch returns. A few mins after no clutch. No signs of fluid leakage sounds like the concentric clutch slave cylinder is faulty/leaking, is ...

...fluid is running down from the pedal ??not quote me on this one but i think the slave might be inside the bell housing there slave cylinder is not leaking ,i did use brake fluid ,unless if i have to ...

fluid runs down the firewall or leaks down on the floor board or on your foot. The problem should be the clutch master cylinder. However should the fluid leak at the bell housing area.Then the problem

...down wards then top up fluid pot when fluid runs out slave outlet reconnect slave pipe , bolts master cylinder back in place and connect pedal to it , then undo nipple on slave cylinder let fluid run ...

...fluid down the line to the small slave cylinder. There, a small plunger is forced out (about an inch or less) from the slave cylinder, and pushes the clutch fork forward. The fork causes the clutch ...

...down and its hard to shift but then it goes back to normal like if nothing was wrong with the clutch . is there an adjustment i can make on it. CHECK CLUTCH SLAVE MASTER CYLINDER FLUID IF LOW CHECK ...

...down and stay,then spring up and stay creating no pressure? is the slave or master cylinder the probable cause ? This is indicative of air or no fluid in the clutch system. Check the reservoir for ...

...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 ...

...fluid is forced down into the slave cylinder.  Keep topping up the clutch master cylinder so it won't run dry.Post back if still having problems.  There is a tool at auto parts stores ...