Acura Integra Clutch Slave Cylinder offers the much-needed hydraulic force to divide the plates of the clutches each time the pedal is pressed by a driver and to provide a smooth shift. This Clutch Slave Cylinder uses the pressurized fluid that is fed into it by the master cylinder and then activates a rod to act against the release fork in order to make the transmission move smoothly. Cable linkage was applied in previous car models, but in the new Acura Integra models, there is the use of hydraulics since the Clutch Slave Cylinder is self-adjusting to wear and reduces the pedal effort. The master directs the fluid, pressurized by foot pressure, into the Clutch Slave Cylinder, and internal seals prevent leakage of the fluid in the sealed circuit. The presence of low fluid, a spongy pedal, or visible moisture around the boot should alert the drivers of Acura Integra to the fact that the unit might require replacement. Repair of a leaking Clutch Slave Cylinder eliminates clutch drag, which causes gears and synchros to be damaged. Since the single clutch circuit does not have the redundancy that the dual brake circuit provides, it is advisable that Acura owners have a regular check-up of the fluid to keep the Integra shifting smoothly.
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