Checking the clutch hydraulic drive (Chevrolet Tahoe 1)

1. Check all clutch hydraulic hoses for cracks and deformations.

2. Check the condition of the master and slave clutch cylinders, the tightness of their fasteners, and make sure there are no leaks.

3. Check the clutch pedal travel; the pedal should move freely, without sticking.

4. Working with an assistant, check the stroke of the working cylinder rod, which should be 25 mm with the clutch pedal fully depressed. To check, remove the plug in the clutch housing.

5. Replace any damaged parts. Bleed the hydraulic system if the pedal is soft, the stroke of the working cylinder is less than normal, or if any hydraulic line has been disconnected.