Clutch, Clutch Hydraulic System
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2017 Chevrolet Spark. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
- Friction surfaces of the clutch disc must never come into contact with any lubricants, grease or oil of any kind
- Clutch hoses and fluid lines may only be reinstalled using the correct brackets and in the proper position.
- After repairs to the clutch hydraulic system, the clutch must be bleeded and all connections checked for leaks.
- Brake fluid is a hazardous substance and must be treated, stored and identified appropriately.
- Brake fluid is flammable - fire hazard!
- Explosive mixtures are easily formed from brake fluid vapors.
- Brake fluid is toxic - do not inhale brake fluid vapor or swallow brake fluid.
- Brake fluid can cause irritation of the skin - use rubber gloves.
- Spilled or drained brake fluid must be rinsed away immediately with water.
- Never re-use drained brake fluid
- Brake fluid attacks paint work, clean away spilled brake fluid immediately!
- When disposing brake fluid, never mix it with other substances (such as used oil). National legislation and other applicable regulations must be strictly adhered to.
- Before any repair to the hydraulic system, carefully clean hydraulic connections, as well as the areas surrounding them.
- While the engine is running, never open or loosen fluid lines or hoses.
- All hose or fluid line connections must be tightened according to the proper torque specification.