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Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

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30 minutes. - 1 hour
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Tools:
Pliers 1 pieces
Screwdriver flat medium 1 pieces
Parts and consumables:
Empty tank 1 pieces
Rags 1 pieces
Cloth gloves 1 pieces
DOT-4 brake fluid 1 pieces
Honda clutch reservoir 46965S6A013 1 pieces
Syringe 1 pieces

Honda Civic Clutch Reservoir Replacement Procedure

1.  Park the vehicle on a level surface and open the hood. The clutch reservoir is installed on the left side of the engine compartment.

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

2. Turn counterclockwise and unscrew the Honda Civic reservoir cap.

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

3. Using a syringe, pump out the fluid from the clutch master cylinder reservoir.

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

4. Squeeze the ends of the clamp with pliers and disconnect the hose from the Honda Civic clutch reservoir.

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

5. Pry with a screwdriver and remove the clutch reservoir from the bracket. 

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

6. If the tank is damaged, replace the Honda Civic tank with a new one.

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

7. Install the clutch reservoir and secure the hose in the reverse order of removal.

8. Fill the Honda Civic clutch reservoir with brake fluid up to the “MAX” mark.

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

9. Close the reservoir cap tightly.  

Clutch reservoir replacement Honda Civic 2005 - 2011

Note:

Contact with brake fluid on wires, plastic or painted parts of the body can cause damage. Therefore, if liquid comes into contact with these parts, immediately wipe them with a clean cloth.

Source:  carpedia.club

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