If you are driving a 1989 Honda Prelude there is a big chance that your car is equipped with a hydraulic clutch. This clutch system can be likened to the standard brake system in your car. It is composed of a master cylinder, slave cylinder, tubing and a clutch hose. The master cylinder is responsible for creating hydraulic pressure while the slave cylinder facilitates the operation of the release fork and bearing. In the meantime, the tubing and the hose transport the hydraulic fluid to different parts of the system. One of the common problems in this type of clutch system is hose leakage, which can be remedied by using a Japan Clutch Hose as replacement. The clutch hose is the only flexible component of a Honda Prelude hydraulic clutch system. It is attached to the metal tubing that connects the master cylinder and the slave cylinder. The clutch hose is located on the space between the chassis and the engine of the car. With the presence of I3020-99939 Japan Clutch Hose, the engine can move anyway it wants without causing any damage to the tubing. Some signs of a broken clutch hose are the inability of the car to shift gear, soft clutch pedal engagement, and decrease of slave cylinder piston activity during air compression inside the hydraulic system. Installing a Japan clutch hose is quite easy, something that you can do at your home garage. We are now accepting orders of Japan clutch hoses on our online shop. Avail of our great deals and discounts today!