JNasty

first let me say I appreciate you guys input on other problems I've had. With that said to make a long story short:

girlfriend's car won't go into gear, so I check clutch fluid reservoir, its completely empty, fill it with fliud and clutch comes back to life but no pressure, tried pumping the clutch. And I'm sure that air got in and it needs to be bled. So here's the newb question:

Where in the hell is the clutch master cylinder located so I can bleed this damn thing and she can get to work?

I really appreciate your help, and I did search already on the bleeding process so I should be good there.

Royalty

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RandomTask

If you filled it up with fluid, you filled it at the resevoir for the master cylinder. You bleed a system from the slave cylinder, I hope this is what you meant.

Could be a hyrdaulic T/O bearing. Have you checked around the trans? If I had to look, check for a line coming from the master cylinder going into the trans (by the clutch/pressure plate). Next to it is usually one coming out with the bleed valve on the end. If not, the slave cylinder should be attached externally to the trans somewhere, just follow the lines from the master cylinder. Hope that helps.

JNasty

nice, that's exactly what I meant, and the rubber boot on the slave was leaking horribly, so we replaced it and the slave. Learned something new and easy to do. I appreciate all the help!