I'm changing out the clutch and i can't seem to remove the hydrolic clutch line from the transmission. I would appreciate it if anyone can help explain how to do this. If I break the hydrolic line is there somewhere cheaper than a dealership to get one?

If its like the earlier models,take a open end wrench that fits the tube size-5/16or 3/8 ,shove the wrench and tube to the belling housing ,hold the wrench to the housing and pull the tube out.

Thanks for the information. I pushed the white sleeve into the collar but it still wouldn't come out. I ended up breaking the plastic line where it connects to the fitting and took the whole transmission to a mechanic. It took him about 10 seconds to pop it out. I just didn't push the sleeve deep enough into the collar of the fitting. Now I have to buy a new hydrolic clutch line from the dealership. Thanks for your help, at least you put me on the right path.

They make a special tool for this line removal

they make a special tool to get the line out at the slave cylinder