master cylinder leaking in cab?
so today i noticed that there was a puddle of fluid under my clutch peddle in the cab and poked my head under the dash to see where it was coming from. i dont know all the component names here so forgive me if im calling things something they arent, but it seems that the part that the linkage/plunger goes into is leaking at the bottom side that locks into the mettle bracket. just need to know what part/parts need to be replaced. see pics for a better understanding of what im looking at. thnx for the help guys.


This may be a bit hard to explain, but that white rod is attached to a pivot, which is attached to your clutch peddle. That rod pushes in when you clutch to force fluid into the slave.
on that valve (the black part) is two O rings, i think the inner O-ring let loose.
on that valve (the black part) is two O rings, i think the inner O-ring let loose.
i kinda assumed that there was an o-ring or some sort of seal that let go. is it a simple matter of replacing an o-ring or the whole part? also, could the fluid leaking cause a softish clutch peddle? it feels all soft for a while now but no matter how hard i try i can make the clutch slip. now that this is leaking its got my hopes up that i might not have to replace slave and clutch... yet
well i already got a quote for a new master cyldiner ($97.00) but would replacing the master cylinder replace that part? if its relevant the brake fluid leaking is very dirty so i assume you that could have damaged the seal?
thanks Rev. that video cleared things up as to what i was looking at and exactly where the leak is coming from. it seems simple enough to change the master cylinder, just a little cramped in there haha. i changed one in my girlfriends 4cl yj back when she had it but theres a mile of room to work on that thing. i seem to recall it being different than this to put in to. i just hope i can keep mine going for a little while anyways. thanks for everyones help!
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