Where is the clutch slave cylinder located on the Nissan Sylphy?

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The clutch slave cylinder of the Nissan Sylphy is installed near the engine on the transmission. Below is more information about the clutch slave cylinder: 1. The clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder function as two hydraulic cylinders. The master cylinder has inlet and outlet oil pipes, while the slave cylinder has only one pipe. When the clutch is pressed, the pressure from the master cylinder is transmitted to the slave cylinder, causing it to operate. The release fork then disengages the clutch pressure plate and disc from the flywheel, allowing gear shifting to begin. 2. When the clutch is released, the slave cylinder stops working, and the clutch pressure plate and disc re-engage with the flywheel, resuming power transmission. The oil in the slave cylinder flows back into the reservoir. If gear shifting becomes difficult or disengagement is incomplete, it is necessary to check the clutch master and slave cylinders for oil leakage. Any issues should be resolved promptly to reduce wear.