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Old 09-15-2003, 08:19 PM   #2
XJnick
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Your looking at one of several things:

- Bad Master Cylinder
- Bad Slave cylinder
- Broken fluid line
- Broken clutch pressure plate (unlikely)

Usually you'd replace the master and slave cylinders as a set. But on the 87 and 88 cherokees (and most likely comanches) with the Pugeot transmission, the slave cylinder and throwout bearing are one piece and must be replaced as a unit as well (which requires dropping the Transmission)

-Nick
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