What are the effects of a faulty clutch master cylinder?
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A faulty clutch master cylinder can lead to oil leakage. Here are the related details: 1. Oil leakage: A faulty clutch master cylinder can cause incomplete gear engagement, resulting in oil leakage. 2. Inability to engage gears: When pressing the clutch, there will be no resistance, making it feel light. With a faulty clutch master cylinder, you won't feel the usual resistance when pressing the clutch, and in severe cases, you may not be able to engage gears. 3. Increased oil pressure: The push rod moves the master cylinder piston, increasing oil pressure, which is transmitted through the hose to the slave cylinder, forcing the slave cylinder rod to push the release fork and move the release bearing forward. When the driver releases the clutch pedal, the hydraulic pressure is relieved, and the release fork gradually returns to its original position under the action of the return spring, putting the clutch back into the engaged state.