Nice one, educative.

Debramaye:
I don't know how to drive

i will teach u

Debramaye:
I don't know how to drive

what do you reply

this is how u drive

IjebuWarrior:
OP, you must be living in the distant past....shouldn't this be a thread for the 90's? Clutch? Since when?
Just like trying to advice folks how to maintain or clean a Carburetor of a car... How many current vehicles use that sh!t anymore? None!

90% of operating vehicles on the roads are automatic!

How many manual transmission vehicles are still out there (other than danfos)?

See ignorant Mumu. Automatic transmission is just for easy drive specifically for people with low IQ. Almost all banks' official flashy cars are manual. when ppl wey no get tyre comment u go know.

I am converting my Nissan Maxima auto tranny to manual trans at the mechanic right away. I dislike auto cars

I have successfully defeated all the rats in my house. Ask me how?

IjebuWarrior:
OP, you must be living in the distant past....shouldn't this be a thread for the 90's? Clutch? Since when?
Just like trying to advice folks how to maintain or clean a Carburetor of a car... How many current vehicles use that sh!t anymore? None!

90% of operating vehicles on the roads are automatic!

How many manual transmission vehicles are still out there (other than danfos)?

I own and drive a manual car.
And I love it.

While i agree with everything you've said, not all manual transmission cars have a master cylinder as per your first sentence, that component is a feature of hydraulic systems. cars with cable operated clutch have neither a master or slave cylinder,

Godspower35:
The clutch master cylinder is part of any car with manual transmission. It offers the switch hydraulics. If you start to feel or hear something unusual when you switch gears or push down the clutch pedal, pay attention because it may indicate a problem with the master cylinder. If you have a bad coupling
cylinder, you will probably see some of these symptoms. Keep in mind that these symptoms may also be due to other transmission problems, but they are good to look for if you suspect a master cylinder number.


1.
Soft pedal

The “soft” pedal is when you can feel your foot that the pedal has lost its normal resistance when you press it down. This may be due
to leakage of the master cylinder. Leakage may be due to seal problem.

2.
Hard Shift

If it is difficult to move the gearbox, indicates that the Master Cylinder is defective. When you cannot properly switch, it may be difficult to change gear.

3.
Pedal to the floor

If the clutch pedal does not rise from the floor, the hydraulics of the clutch will not work at all. Probably the Master Cylinder has been removed and needs to be replaced immediately. You can't drive a car in this condition.

4.
Low liquid

If you find that the transmission fluid is low and you have to fill it more often than usual, you are likely to have a leak. This leak can come from the master cylinder. It may also be a crack or hole in any transfer system. All gear parts must be checked for leaks to isolate the problem.

5.
Fluid rise in the tank

If you have a bad master cylinder, you can do the following test with an assistant. Ask your assistant to press the switch to see if the reservoir transmission fluid rises when the switch is down and rises again when the switch is released. If this happens, your master cylinder must be replaced.

6.
Loud engagement

If you arrive with the brake applied and the gear engaged, you may hear a loud noise when you hold down the clutch pedal. This may be because the master cylinder is leaking and does not hold the release fork when the pedal is depressed.

7.
Oil on the cylinder

If you still are not sure what the problem is, look under the bonnet and inspect the master cylinder yourself. If the bottom of the cylinder feels moist and oily, the leak is likely to come from the master cylinder.

A defective clutch master cylinder loses its power to maintain the hydraulic pressure required for the operation of the clutch. If you take care of the repair of the cylinder, you protect your entire transmission from damage. Make sure it is repaired immediately.

Points to note:
I believe with this vital point above, it will be easy for you to identify immediate signs of a Bad Clutch Master Cylinder . If these can be easily avoided the vehicle will be in a good condition.
Source:
http://www.eliancars.com/2019/03/7-symptoms-of-bad-clutch-master-cylinder.html#more
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Lol, tell dem, automatic is for the lazy or disabled

Edum13656:


See ignorant Mumu. Automatic transmission is just for easy drive specifically for people with low IQ. Almost all banks' official flashy cars are manual. when ppl wey no get tyre comment u go know.