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Originally Posted by shorod
Since the clutch is hydraulic, it has a piston somewhere that presses on the clutch fork. If there is no leak, that would suggest the piston is extended and the fluid is taking up the slack in the slave cylinder which means something is worn out. This is similar to what happens to cause a low fluid level in a brake master cylinder due to worn pads/shoes.
-Rod
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Can the car still operate without the clutch?