juliemwilliams11231970
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Clutch fluid loss in my. 2001 ranger
4.0 4x4
4.0 4x4
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2001 ranger 4.0 clut h fluid loss
- Thread starter juliemwilliams11231970
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Could be master cylinder, where the rod goes in. You’ll have to look up under the dash to see that. The other likely place is the slave cylinder in the bell housing. Look in the inspection ports on the bell housing to see if that’s leaking.
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