The clutch master cylinder is the first connection between the pedal and the rest of your clutch hydraulic system. It moves hydraulic fluid through the line and to the slave cylinder where your clutch pack is depressed. Prone to leaks, replacing a faulty unit is the easiest way to restore clutch function.

Due to how corrosive brake/hydraulic fluid is, it's common for delicate rubber seals in the master cylinder to wear out. When this happens, the proper force is not applied to the fluid when the clutch is depressed and some fluid may leak past seals. Replace your clutch master cylinder to make shifting easier in your vehicle.

Be sure to pick up some new, factory-approved fluid with your order. Using new, clean, factory approved brake/hydraulic fluid will give your clutch pedal a whole new feel.
Installation can be difficult, especially when it comes to bleeding the lines of air. Check out the online enthusiast forums for more information about installation and bleeding.