I own a 1995 Honda Civic MT

So for the past couple months my clutch has been acting weird, i would push the pedal down to shift gears, but the pedal woulod stick :/ . But seeing i dont know much about MT's i figure it was sticking due to the heat hahahahahaha, well i was wrong...

A couple weeks ago i go to pull out of the gas station, and when i pushed the pedal down, it did not come back up, it was like...very losse like something snapped, or came loose . So i had to tow it home .

But then someone told me my Civic might need some Hydraulic Fluid, so i went to a car parts store and asked about this "Hydraulic Fluid" this guy was telling about, he looks up my car, and sure enough my car requires it.

The sales guy gets me the right fluid, i go home and put it in...but i only have one problem idk how to bleed the line[:'(].

So if someone could please help me, that would be great, i just want to know how to bleed the line for my clutch fluid in my 1995 honda civic.

Thanks to anyone that helps

 

fluid will not do that, If you are not inclined to work on it you need to have someone replace the slave cylinder. It is more than likely what is wrong.

 

ok, so what do you think the cost of that would be?

 

$20 to $50 for the slave cyl at advanced auto parts

http://www.partsamerica.com/productd...36&PTSet=A

http://www.partsamerica.com/productd...36&PTSet=A

http://www.partsamerica.com/productd...36&PTSet=A

http://www.partsamerica.com/productd...36&PTSet=A

plus the cost of fluid which should be around $2 to $3 a quart

 

Ok thx man, i appreciate it.

Ill take it in to the shop sometime this week.