The document provides instructions for checking the clutch fluid and lines of a vehicle. It begins with an opening prayer and introduces the training session objectives of checking the clutch fluid level and understanding its importance. It then provides background on clutch fluid, noting that it is usually brake fluid used for the clutch system. The document outlines the DOT rating system for brake fluid and notes clutch fluid is usually rated DOT 3 or DOT 4. It concludes by listing 5 steps for checking the clutch fluid and lines, which include turning off the engine, locating the clutch fluid reservoir, removing the cap, checking the fluid level, and securely replacing the cap if needed.

1. TOYOZU TECHNICAL SCHOOL
FOUNDATION, INC.
ATS NC II TRAINING SESSION
Batch 2021

2. OPENING PRAYER
Lord, help us in our online studies today. Give us
concentration so that may we listen, understand,
learn and have peaceful mind and may we always
remember that god is always with us

3. Good
Morning!
TTSFI ATS NC IITrainees

4. LESSON:
Checking Clutch Fluid and Lines

5. ATS NC IITraining Session
Objectives:
 Check the fluid level of clutch system
 Appreciate the importance of fluid leveling in
reservoir in clutch system

6. LESSON:
Checking Clutch Fluid and Lines

7. INTRODUCTION
Clutch fluid is viscous oil that is used
to operate a clutch in an automobile or other
vehicle with a manual transmission. The fluid
is poured into a tank or unit called a master
cylinder, which pumps fluid through the
clutch assembly.

8. INTRODUCTION
This assembly is responsible for
moving the clutch during operation of the
transmission. This fluid can be used in cars,
trucks, motorcycles, heavy machinery, and
any other vehicle that requires shifting
between gears in a transmission.

9. INTRODUCTION
Many people believe that clutch fluid is
its own specifically designed fluid that is
meant for use exclusively in clutch systems,
but this is not the case. It is almost always
brake fluid used in a different context.

10. INTRODUCTION
Brake fluid is measured based on its
heat tolerance; the range is usually
measured on a 2-5 scale.

11. Clutch/Brake Fluid
The Department of Transportation
(DOT), is responsible for the rating system
in most of North America, so brake fluid and
clutch fluid are measured as DOT 2, DOT 3,
DOT 4, and DOT 5 in those countries.

12. Clutch/Brake Fluid
Clutch fluid is often rated DOT 3 or
DOT 4, since it does not require an
especially high heat tolerance. Similar
measurement systems are used in other
countries to measure the same heat
tolerance.

13. Procedures
in
Checking Clutch
Fluid and Lines

14. Step 1:
Turn the engine off before opening the
hood.

17. Step 2:
Find the clutch fluid reservoir. It's
usually close to the back of the engine, near
the brake fluid reservoir.

19. Step 3:
Take off the cap of the master cylinder
reservoir.

21. Step 4:
Check the fluid level. If it is not filled to
the top, you will need to add brake fluid.

23. Step 5:
Install the cap of master cylinder
tightly.

25. Done……

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