Clutch Master Cylinders

A clutch master cylinder can be found in any vehicle with a manual transmission. It is connected to the clutch pedal and is responsible for generating hydraulic pressure that is needed to engage the clutch. When you step on the clutch pedal, the fluid contained in the master clutch cylinder is forced to the slave cylinder, thus providing the pressure that actuates the piston and enables the clutch to move. The condition of a hydraulic clutch master cylinder has a direct say in how the vehicle's transmission operates. If it is faulty, signs may be as follows: spongy pedal feel or stuck clutch pedal, fluid leaks around the clutch pedal, difficulty in shifting gears, noisy engagement, etc.

Leaks in clutch master cylinders may develop due to worn or improperly fitting internal and external seals. Leaks may also let air in, which causes the pedal to feel soft. Worn-out cylinder bores can make the hygroscopic hydraulic fluid absorb moisture from the outside air, resulting in rust. Regardless of the clutch master cylinder problem, we'll provide you with a suitable replacement part made to OE specs. Choose from components by the companies such as Mopar, Crown, Aisin, Centric, and others which develop and manufacture precisely fitting, durable parts that are priced right.