R3DS2K

wait and see but if it comes back. just replace what is leaking.. just make sure you find what is leaking before randomly replacing parts

jyeung528

the leak doesn't necessarily mean you need to replace it (i don't have an explanation).

but, 3 years ago i had a leak in my master cylinder, and the mechanic refused to bleed the clutch.

so i bled it myself and never had a problem since then.

rosscoe21

Had the same problem, just had mine bled and all is great again!

~blacks2k~

Yeah it's awesome when a simple bleed will correct the problem.

I did some research on the subject, and i believe it was billman250 who said it is quite common for s2k's to have master cylinder leaks from dirty clutch fluid, and a lot of times bleeding and switching to fresh fluid will actually stop the master cylinder from leaking.

I hope this is the case for mine, as this sounds very encouraging!

s2k aok

i'd still swap out the clutch master cylinder...

R3DS2K

knowledge is a wonderful thing isnt lol

jyeung528

it's been 3 years since mine leaked, and all i did was bleed.

why would i/anyone change the cylinder if the problem has been fixed and working properly without leaks for 3 years...?