Subject	Yes, it would. You read right.
Posted by	ZiNnYc on April 14, 2010 at 10:19 AM
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In Reply To	So a failing MC would not leak on the interior of the... posted by Adamo on April 14, 2010 at 08:42 AM
Message	Oil and brake fluid have two VERY different viscosities, looks and smells. If the fluid you saw took off paint, it is almost 100% hydraulic fluid, and you need to replace the MC. The fluid doesn't magically come out of the MC, it comes from a leaky area (around a seal, etc). You didn't you saw paint removal, which also means you see some type of drip down the firewall, or at least the path of the fluid. Get an OEM clutch master cylinder and replace it yourself. Don't break the hardline on the bottom of it.
Follow Ups	I have little to no clutch pressure and im not sure what my - Adamo 17:37:50 04/13/10 There are no oil feeds in the area. - ZiNnYc 06:52:29 04/14/10 So a failing MC would not leak on the interior of the... - Adamo 08:42:45 04/14/10 Yes, it would. You read right. - ZiNnYc 10:19:55 04/14/10 Well i saw some fluid behind the ds carpet but i didnt.... - Adamo 13:43:40 04/14/10 very straightforward. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 03:23:05 04/15/10
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