Where is the Clutch?

Tompatt · #1 07-30-2010, 08:30 AM

My 94 ranger seems to always be losing clutch fluid, but the clutch still works. i was wondering could it be that the line is leaking? But im not familiar with this trans and i cant figure out where the clutch is, like the line. I try to follow it from the fluid container but its really hard to follow, since its a tight fit. can anyone help me? sorry im still a huge noob with rangers.

OH MY JOSH · #2 07-30-2010, 09:55 AM

under the passenger seat.

rear of the engine, between the engine and trans.
slave, line, or master cylinder leak.

Tompatt · #3 07-31-2010, 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by OH MY JOSH

under the passenger seat.

rear of the engine, between the engine and trans.
slave, line, or master cylinder leak.

sorry for the misunderstanding. i meant like which side of the trans? the left or right? i was thinking right, like my jeep is, but none of them look like how my jeep was or even close to. and i hate to say this.. but were there any internal slaves on rangers?

stephensimmons · #4 07-31-2010, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Tompatt

sorry for the misunderstanding. i meant like which side of the trans? the left or right? i was thinking right, like my jeep is, but none of them look like how my jeep was or even close to. and i hate to say this.. but were there any internal slaves on rangers?

The line is on the drivers side and YES the slave is internal.

Tompatt · #5 08-02-2010, 09:05 AM

thanks for the info. but if the slave was bad wouldnt it not be able to let me shift? thats how my jeep was went that slave went out.

stephensimmons · #6 08-03-2010, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Tompatt

thanks for the info. but if the slave was bad wouldnt it not be able to let me shift? thats how my jeep was went that slave went out.

It could be just leaking But before you change it look under the dash where the clutch master cylinder rod hooks to the clutch pedel at and make sure its not leaking there.