[DML] Sealing clutch line connections
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[DML] Sealing clutch line connections
- From: "Joshua Weader" <weader@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 6 Aug 2004 14:02:28 -0500
I recently replaced the part of the clutch line that connects to the slave
cylinder. I tightened both ends down (I thought), and bled the line.
Everything seemed to be holding together well - took the car for a short test
drive, and didn't notice any leaks.
Fast forward 24 hours: I came out the next morning to find a puddle of clutch
fluid under the car, and the reservoir empty. I couldn't really tell which
end of the clutch pipe it had leaked out from. Is there something that
normally gets put on the fittings to keep it from leaking? Or did I just not
tighten them quite enough? I was under the impression that just tightening
the fittings enough would seal them.
Thanks,
--Josh
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